What is the Free Market Solution to Child Abduction?

[clb09]

http://www.sacbee.com/topstories/story/2144958.html

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Jaycee Lee Dugard was only 11 when she was snatched off the street in El Dorado County. For the next 18 years, she was confined in a shed or a tent.

She never went to school. She never saw a doctor. She never got a first date or went to a prom, and she bathed in a makeshift, outdoor shower in an Antioch backyard.

Her closest human contact, police say, was with the 58-year-old convicted rapist who they allege kidnapped her, then impregnated her twice starting when she was 14.

[Objectivist]

YOu'd be surprised what you can get done with money.

[coyote_sprit]

An armed public.

[clb09]

An armed public.

This is actually a good point.

You rarely hear about child abductions in inner-city communities.

[MRoCkEd]

You would hire private investigators and detectives to track her down.

[nayjevin]

You would hire private investigators and detectives to track her down.

And no fed could claim jurisdiction to stop you.

[hamilton1049]

It makes no damned difference what kind of market it is, armed vigilance, and teach your children to be vigilant and how to defend themselves at the earliest age by every means at hand. Convicted rapists and pedophiles should never be allowed to live another unsupervised day of their worthless lives.

And yes if we weren't flooding our courts and prisons with petty drug offenders, tax protesters, and victims of other unconstitutional laws this would be manageable.

This piece of garbage and his wife both deserve the Boceefus treatment. Tie 'em to a stump in the swamp and let the bugs and the snakes and the alligators do the rest.

[acptulsa]

Wrong subforum. Check the Bearing Arms section.

[extrmmxer]

the parents of the abductee......should shoot the abductor.

[mczerone]

What is the Gov't solution to child abduction? Certainly they let it happen, and couldn't even find a girl in a shed for years.

In the absence of a forced monopoly on police, security, and justice I'd imagine that these services would actually be competent, meet consumer needs, and do it cheaply, effectively, and without corruption (widespread, anyway - there will always be bad apples, but they cannot hide in a private market).

If you insist on propping up anecdotal evidence to 'prove' that gov't is needed, I'll raise that with my own anecdote:

Elian Gonzales would like to know if a Free Market Solution would have forced him, at gun point, to be abducted from loved ones and returned to a totalitarian cesspool. Cuba may not be the interior of a Shed, but aside from the amount of sunlight, can you claim any substantial difference?