@lord_jakub_@NeoRothbardian how would you agree with hoppe but not be a bordertarian? borders are just an extension of private property, tho land is a big ethical issue for me (and homesteading in general)(some days Im a georgist)
Argentinians are world class trolls. None of them actually give a shit about the Middle East. All they know is that showing an Israeli flag to an Arab has the same effect as spraying them with the Rage Virus from 28 Days Later.
@Koru666b@stormycoffee que tiene que ver llamarlo anarquista o no, llamalo como quieras, el nombre no justifica la ideología, tampoco estas respondiendo a lo que el argumento.
@alexquitska@theCeeDee@1MDA__@shijima_chan460 people prefer it that way. People aren't stupid, they will organize such that if someone is rising to take violent power over them then they'll prepare and get tanks and shit
@alexquitska@theCeeDee@1MDA__@shijima_chan460 financed by other people, thousand little lietchsteins with their military power or joined with other micro states, and all sorts of different things (military wise). free markets leads to lots of creative solutions to all problems, which also tend to be transparent because —
@alexquitska@theCeeDee@1MDA__@shijima_chan460 it's almost as if you forgot that to earn money, there has to be some customer willing to buy your product, if you're mecca hitler then you're limiting your customer base to nazis
@alexquitska@theCeeDee@1MDA__@shijima_chan460 Because they want money! there will be someone willing to make a good chocolate bar, and with no violent coercion, they will win out the market. plus is if there is some evil chocolate man, putting secret bombs on their chocolate, I BELIVE IN A SOCIETY WITH GUNS, THEY WILL AWNSER
@alexquitska@theCeeDee@1MDA__@shijima_chan460 Here the lower class person could enjoy the benefits of increased productivity to better his life under a truly free system. Being poor is the default. The real question is what lifts you out. Markets reward anyone with value to offer. States protect current capitalism.
@alexquitska@theCeeDee@1MDA__@shijima_chan460 I belive in a system where consent is god, and violence is to be awnserd. I'm not a big fan of "the real world" and believe that right now the biggest fishes have the incentive to be corrupt and buy laws that are violent towards the people. Not representative of market anarchism.
@alexquitska@theCeeDee@1MDA__@shijima_chan460 And if someone does resort to aggression, people have the right to defend themselves, I'm not fully an ancap, I belive in an armed society that is ready to defend their liberty against such bad actors.
@alexquitska@theCeeDee@1MDA__@shijima_chan460 No system has a magic filter way to stop the use of force, whether under capitalism, socialism, or a state. The question is which system gives them the fewest incentives and the least power. Markets generally reward cooperation, reputation and value creation, not coercion.