> Not here it didn't. People either worked together as a tribe or they fucking died of exposure.

Not a State.

> It is inevitable, but it doesn't mean death sooner than later is OK.

You can't choose when.

> 'Nature' will kill us if we give it a chance, but we don't give it that chance.

Survival is the goal, death is purpose. Your food died for you to stay alive.

> The 'natural order' government they 'killed' was manmade.

Monarchy relies on a State too but your socialist heros rewrote History in such a way that they funneled all physical and spiritual resources to their con. States are unnatural, death isn't.

> That's how it was before the french revolution.

And after, except that they disconnected men from Nature and brainwashed peasants like you.

Back to topic: why should I care about people dying because of bureaucrats? Do you want to help those people? You don't need the State to donate your possessions.