Mexico is not far off from being a libertarian dream. Of course you’re trading freedom for security, but I believe those to be mutually exclusive.
It really is a beautiful country with beautiful people. And you can live anywhere from a high tech penthouse in a modern city to a shack in the jungle.
If you live in a big city you pay more taxes and higher prices in exchange for better infrastructure. Also laws and rules are more likely to be enforced, which can be seen as a good thing or a bad thing.
If you live in a rural area there is not really any enforcement of laws other than murder unless you are involved in drug or human trafficking, which for me is perfect. Where I live few people have drivers licenses or tags on their cars and motorcycles. Most businesses pay their employees cash to avoid taxes. No building permits or engineering documentation to build or add to your house.
Mexico is not far off from being a libertarian dream. Of course you’re trading freedom for security, but I believe those to be mutually exclusive.
It really is a beautiful country with beautiful people. And you can live anywhere from a high tech penthouse in a modern city to a shack in the jungle.
If you live in a big city you pay more taxes and higher prices in exchange for better infrastructure. Also laws and rules are more likely to be enforced, which can be seen as a good thing or a bad thing.
If you live in a rural area there is not really any enforcement of laws other than murder unless you are involved in drug or human trafficking, which for me is perfect. Where I live few people have drivers licenses or tags on their cars and motorcycles. Most businesses pay their employees cash to avoid taxes. No building permits or engineering documentation to build or add to your house.
It’s pretty great.