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>The question, then, becomes who should have the power to create and enforce the law.
If you're really interested, this book might help.
>That said, some form of government is the only way I believe functions well to provide consistent, universal, and equal treatment.
Except the government legal system doesn't do any of that. For example, a rich white kid caught with a vial of cocaine will be treated drastically different than if he were a poor, black kid. Or consider that a wealthy investment banker can steal millions, get caught, and serve a few months of time, whereas a poor person steals $100 and gets a 15 year sentence.
Or consider how differently cops are treated compared to ordinary citizens when both commit the exact same crime.
Universal and equal treatment indeed.
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