(I avoid blather about how all it is useful for is to protect the democratic and privacy rights of citizen-units. That's comforting twaddle, popular with some journalists and some namby pamby privacy advocates. In fact, strong crypto is a tool for deconstructing and demolishing democratic institutions, which is why I support it. Obviously. Yes, I sometimes get concerned about the lives which will be affected, but, ultimately, the ubermensch must do what he must do, regardless of how some in the herd are affected.)
as usual, you skip the most interesting part. please elaborate on why you are interested in "deconstructing and demolishing democratic institutions". are you opposed ot democracy? do you support the constitution? it would be strange for you to say you agree with the constitution but are opposed to democracy. apparently you agree with anything that limits a government but nothing that creates one? ok, so you've argued against police as a legitimate part of government before as I recall (advocating, as other here, things like "private" security forces etc.), so I won't get into that. well, then, do you think there is a legitimate role for a legal system? if not, how do you propose settling disputes in a civilized manner other than "he with the biggest bazooka wins"?