Like-minded libertarians who have considered the Free State Project worthy of all our praise and admiration should reconsider. Instead of wasting our time moving to a snobby East-coast state that’s too close to Massachussetts for anyone’s liking, why don’t we pool some money together and buy the world’s smallest country?

Asked to describe the delights of living on what he described as a cross between a house and a ship, the 54-year-old [Prince Roy] said: “The neighbors are very quiet. There is a good sea view.”

It already has it’s own flag, stamps, silver & gold coins, and passport – and it has repelled two hostile takeover attempts in its brief history. Sure, it’s small; it only has room for a handful of radical libertarian idealists, but it would be a good place to start Patri Friedman’s Seasteading idea. No?