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# 1. Less likely to vote for new authoritarian laws. 2. More likely to...

*January 14, 2025 — Comment Free State Project's post*

1. Less likely to vote for new authoritarian laws. 2. More likely to vote for repealing existing authoritarian laws. 3. May help provide mutual defense against authoritarian incursion. 4. May help provide voluntary alternatives to government services.