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Most people agree that current legal systems are unjust in some ways. Some say we need reforms | Most people agree that current legal systems are unjust in some ways.<!--{{ap|in some ways||to some extent||in one way or another}}--> Some say we need reforms; some say we need a full revolution. But in either case, we first need ''some'' level of agreeing{{x|Even most [[anarchism|anarchists]] believe there should be some laws or rules for society, just that we can't trust ''the state'' (or [[police]]) to be the ones to enforce them.}} on what a good legal system ''should'' look like. | ||
This wiki can provide a place for that, with [[open-source]] collaboration. Suppose we were to rewrite entire sets of laws for society - what might that look like? Note: there doesn't have to be one single version only. We could experiment with writing multiple versions, perhaps each based in a different philosophy and see where it leads. Some parts could be universal; some could be adapted to different cultures. Each version could be a separate subpage. | This wiki can provide a place for that, with [[open-source]] collaboration. Suppose we were to rewrite entire sets of laws for society - what might that look like? Note: there doesn't have to be one single version only. We could experiment with writing multiple versions, perhaps each based in a different philosophy and see where it leads. Some parts could be universal; some could be adapted to different cultures. Each version could be a separate subpage. | ||
I haven't fully opened this wiki yet, but I plan to. For now, if you're interested in collaborating, please post a comment in the [[{{TALKPAGENAME}}|talk page]]. I haven't yet figured out exactly how | I haven't fully opened this wiki yet, but I plan to. For now, if you're interested in collaborating, please post a comment in the [[{{TALKPAGENAME}}|talk page]]. I haven't yet figured out exactly how it should all work - let me know what you think! | ||
Latest revision as of 16:29, 26 October 2024
Most people agree that current legal systems are unjust in some ways. Some say we need reforms; some say we need a full revolution. But in either case, we first need some level of agreeing
This wiki can provide a place for that, with open-source collaboration. Suppose we were to rewrite entire sets of laws for society - what might that look like? Note: there doesn't have to be one single version only. We could experiment with writing multiple versions, perhaps each based in a different philosophy and see where it leads. Some parts could be universal; some could be adapted to different cultures. Each version could be a separate subpage.
I haven't fully opened this wiki yet, but I plan to. For now, if you're interested in collaborating, please post a comment in the talk page. I haven't yet figured out exactly how it should all work - let me know what you think!