This is great because really, there are no “taxes” in the sense of the word as it’s used today. The taxes are just fees charged by the “Justice and law” service providers which any person can choose to opt into or opt out of at any given time.

Calling these organizations “States”, I think, is a kind of semantic misfire, but it could have some value in convincing minarchist, libertarians, Georgists, etc...to come on board with the plan.

It really isn’t much different than the private security company model except it would necessarily add in a few more layers on top of those companies and around them (law and justice providers, security insurance providers, law and Justice insurance providers, etc...)

The great thing is that this would be just one very cool way to structure part of a stateless society, and lots of people would choose to live this way, yet lots of others would choose to live differently, which would all be possibl because there’s no State wannabes being allowed to acquire enough legitimacy and power and wealth to becom actual States.