Um. I read your thing, Alpha. It sounds like a nice system. Do you have any info on how they would achieve this? The practical side? Or have they just not spent enough time around actual people, as it common among academics?
Imagine it this way. Someone on a street has been caught stealing items from two or three other homes on that same street. You can 'repair the human relationship violations' to your heart's content, but that asshole is still a thief, and always will be in the eyes of those he/she stole from. How are you going to get his/her neighbours to trust him/her again? And where's the deterrent? Don't violate human relationships or we're gonna repair relationships? Have a coffee, welcome the twat who stole your car back into your community so they can re-steal it because they still need drug money? What?
The state makes laws. You mess with those, you lose your freedom, so long as you are part of the state. I wouldn't think you'd be one to disagree with John Locke.
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