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The Municipalities of Antarctica wrote:

I've just discovered a country that has no government at all, and has it's entire economy taken up by the black market.

What? Who?

Wubdich wrote:

What? Who?

nation=pencil_sharpeners
Look at their stats.

Chow phlal wrote:

Me, I guess

Forgot the ..

https://i.imgur.com/JDYx04H.png

Wubdich What do you think?

The Municipalities of Antarctica wrote:

nation=pencil_sharpeners
Look at their stats.

Average income is 5 currency per person

Yo what the [bzzt].

The Municipalities of Antarctica wrote:

nation=pencil_sharpeners
Look at their stats.

Jesus Christ, I thought I was bad.

The Municipalities of Antarctica wrote:

nation=pencil_sharpeners
Look at their stats.

Oh my god...

Kinda expected it to be nation with such a name.
And, hey, they are not last in terms of government size.

Mestovakia wrote:

https://i.imgur.com/JDYx04H.png

Wubdich What do you think?

_{Good that the symbol has been covered}

Looks good.

Ancapstands wrote:

Jesus Christ, I thought I was bad.

Is that country what true Ancap is...?

Jar Wattinree wrote:

Average income is 5 currency per person

Yo what the [bzzt].

That's what I was thinking too. They even have a complete abolition of government to the point where nothing is spent at all.

Wubdich wrote:

Oh my god...

Kinda expected it to be nation with such a name.
And, hey, they are not last in terms of government size.

I have no idea how honestly.

The Municipalities of Antarctica wrote:

Is that country what true Ancap is...?
That's what I was thinking too. They even have a complete abolition of government to the point where nothing is spent at all.
I have no idea how honestly.

No, in a ancap Society all Products and goods would be legal, so you can’t have a black market.

Well you can... but not in the traditional sense.

Ancapstands wrote:

No, in a ancap Society all Products and goods would be legal.

Well...
It is all legal. It's just completely unregulated to the point where the entire economy is considered one black market.

Wubdich wrote:

_{Good that the symbol has been covered}

Looks good.

Yup. I took the screenshots, saw the armband and thought

Well, we can't have that in the way now~

The Municipalities of Antarctica wrote:

nation=pencil_sharpeners
Look at their stats.

“the pencil is endangered due to wide deforestation”

wut

Euricanis wrote:

“the pencil is endangered due to wide deforestation”

wut

Confusing, isn't it?

Euricanis wrote:

“the pencil is endangered due to wide deforestation”

wut

It makes sense. Pencils are made out of wood. So if there's no trees, the pencil is an endangered species.

The Municipalities of Antarctica wrote:

Well...
It is all legal. It's just completely unregulated to the point where the entire economy is considered one black market.

I guess...?

I have officially joined the world assembly!

Ancapstands wrote:

I guess...?

Also the complete lack of government probably doesn't help with classifications.

Jar Wattinree wrote:

It makes sense. Pencils are made out of wood. So if there's no trees, the pencil is an endangered species.

But the more trees that get cut down to make pencils, the more pencils there are. It really should be an inverse relationship until you fully run out of trees.

Kathol rift wrote:

But the more trees that get cut down to make pencils, the more pencils there are. It really should be an inverse relationship until you fully run out of trees.

Pencils are also currency. There's very few pencils. So, ergo, the pencil is almost extinct, and is used as a medium of exchange because of its rarity.

Wubdich wrote:

I remember a Bioshock Audiolog about such.

"(...) who even determines what is contraband? Ryan? Doesn't that... make him... hypocritical?"

Exactly! Who is determining what is and isn't contraband? Who can even tell what is and isn't black market?
Because of the way that the anarchy works, there's really no form of distinction at all.

Euricanis wrote:

“the pencil is endangered due to wide deforestation”

wut

Walmart's fake wood crap: allow us to introduce ourselves.

Jar Wattinree wrote:

Pencils are also currency. There's very few pencils. So, ergo, the pencil is almost extinct, and is used as a medium of exchange because of its rarity.

I wonder how much do bottle caps exchange for this currency of pencils...