How did the "individuals" come to own property? How did the muck define boundaries? How did the people even assign value to creation around them for "fair" exchange? It is not the crown and the central government that are parasites, but the humanist muck that refuse to render their dues owed to the state, while enjoying, no demanding, the benefits provided by the state. Those who prattle about "freedom," "voluntarism," "human rights" are no better than squatters claiming their previleges to some public space as their private domain. What does man truly own anything, when his entire being is borrowed?
You write of "individuals" carving out a portion of creation and "defending" said arbitrary boundary with weapons and force; then what of the others "rights" to use of the said piece of creation? By what legitimacy do your set of "individuals" claim priority rights to use of creation over another set? There are several million Central and South American individuals who challenge the legitimacy of the USA in assigning arbitrary limits to the "rights" of movement into and out of the sociopolitical entity known as USA. Will you also argue that the "parasitic" US government and citizens desist in border enforcement?
Humanism is born from the hubris of mercantile scum and secomd-rate nobility in their ignorant rebellion against their betters. In their inadequacy, these rebel scum sowed the seeds of not only their extinction, but of the entire human race. The blood orgies of the French Revolution, the French Commune, the Communist Internationalism, and capitalist rape all stem from the ignorant arrogance of base-born merchant scum who dare imagine themselves equal to God, demanding "rights" from the Universe existing beyond their pitiful ken. All the miseries and horrors of the so-called "modern" era stem from men losing faith and principles. Now men only value rebellion, power, egotism, and crass desires. Rather than embracing their station and purpose, men rebel against nature, community, society, and God, in the guise of "freedom" and "rights." Remained unchecked, humanism, as the true parasite that have infected modern man's soul, will affect the extinction of man.
RE: That's not censorship