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Combined with the Minutement they are a viable option but not alone and certainly not with the Brotherhood or Institute. Damn automaton rascists
and the minutemen are not communists, if anything they are a Confederation of Democracy with Socialism
Then you don't undestand Antifa or the Railroad. I've outlined how actually Antifa and the Railroad are polar opposites.
Humans are social creatures. Full stop.
And those tendencies led to a nuclear holocaust and the widescale death of most humans. It's quite easily arguable that society is not a viable survival strategy in the long term. Full stop.
No, it's not arguable in any way. Humans would have gone extinct millions of years ago without social structure. Social hiearchy is a biological imperitive for social animals because collectivisation is an evolutionary strength.
That's why when creating a society you have to ask yourself what are the fundamental principals everyone has to be willing to die for, and why Minimalist Libertarian is always the best starting point.
Wrong. Maybe play the Railroad, there's an entire quest that answers this question.
Money!
No better than the Institute wiping the minds of captured ones.
Someone clearly doesn't understand that free market economics happens naturally. "Money" is just an abstraction of volatile value. Even in Communist societies, individual groups create barter markets both for Labor and goods.
Except they don't do this. You people have a fundamental misunderstanding of what personal agency means.
Synths are allowed to object to the Mind wipe in the Railroad's case. They are not allowed to object in the Institute. if you think the difference is merely academic, there's no hope for you.
If an analogy would help, it's basically Assisted Suicide (Railroad) versus Murder(Institute)
Which is morally worse?
I think you're confusing "correct" with "arguable." It's absolutely arguable that society could, in the context of Fallout, be viewed as a threat to the continuation of the species. A vestigial system of organization that has outlived its biological usefulness. The vast majority of the world's population died as a result of arms buildup that was only possible due to structured hierarchical societies. The claim that humans certainly would've gone extinct millions of years ago is unprovable, not to mention ♥♥♥♥ sapiens wasn't even around millions of years ago.
That being said, I agree that libertarianism (in its theoretical form) is the best form of government, because it requires the least amount of compliance with social contracts, which humans don't always like upholding. I don't necessarily agree that the Railroad represents a libertarian government, though. I'm pretty sure killing someone violates their personal freedoms and natural rights, and I'm also pretty sure the Railroad has killed people, either intentionally or accidentally, directly or indirectly, who were not directly aggressing them and necessitating violent resistance.
The Railroad ask first before they kill the synths. In the end the Railroad will still kill the synths they save. It doesn't matter if they install a new set of memories and a personality or not it is still murder.
The Railroad isn't perfect, that's what makes them compelling. But they're "Better than the Competition" which is all they need to be.
Also, I think the Mind-wipes stop when the Institute is destroyed, this is never explicitly stated, but with no fear, comes no necesssity for the wipe.
Don't be an intellectual pygmy my dude.