He doesn't want "the government" to do anything. It's obvious someone knows next to nothing about what Hoppe has said when they confuse the idea of 'covenant communities' and how they would work, with an endorsement of a centralized government.
He wants communities to be able to kick anyone they dislike out. Those "communities" are, in fact, miniature governments.
And if the actions of those communities are endorsed by a central gov't, the actions are of the gov't.
No they are voluntary communities that have made agreements as to how society will function within them. There is no democracy, it is all based on a voluntary covenant. It isn't government.
So there isn't an endorsement from a central gov't?
And if someone in one of those communities owns their home and property, and refuses to sign the agreement banning Jews or gays, what happens then? Are they allowed to disagree?
They wouldn't be in that particular community from the jump because they would have already agreed to this hypothetical banning of Jews or gays.
But let's say they have a change of heart and wish to leave, they would be compensated for their homestead and then kicked out. That's how it would work. These things would be hashed out in the agreements before being signed.
Your idea would only work if everyone was starting from scratch in a completely new area. That is completely impossible.
It would mean a community would already exist, and then these "voluntary agreements" would be drawn up. And everyone who was gay, Jewish or whatever, would be kicked out. Along with those who refused to sign the agreement.
That is not Libertarianism. That is anarchy. And the
only way that sort of crap would happen would be the complete overthrow of the US Government and the removal of the US Constitution.
Not happening, sparky. So you may as well get used to there being people around that you don't agree with.