[pyx]

Thank you for being complete in your reply.

There might be some things that you've stated (such as the change in proprietorship of taxpayer owned public road ways) that I would like to ask about and comment on in the future.

[pyx]

You mentioned a beach. I was also wondering about how you plan to control navigable waterways.

You mention above, that there would have to be a complete breakdown in law enforcement. However, I really can't recall anytime in the history of the US that there was a complete lack of law enforcement or a complete lack of government. (Incidentally, confiscatory taxation at Federal, State and Local levels, sadly, is already redistributed.)

In contrast, Japan recently went through some pretty serious challenges to significantly large segments of their society. Further, I don't recall seeing the Japanese citizenry setting up roadblocks and fending off (my words for lack of others) good people with starving children. I seem to recall seeing people generally pitching in to help others, seemingly without pre-conditions or hostility.

Recently, I seem to recall seeing exactly the same behavior after the tornado in Joplin, Missouri and the flooding victims along the Mississippi River. Everyone seemed to just pitched in to help others with food, supplies and manpower where needed.