lolcatnip

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lolcatnip, (edited )

Anarchy (as a political philosophy) is about an absence of coercion.

Capitalism is about the supremacy of property rights over all other rights, backed up by the threat of violence against anyone who doesn’t play along.

How anyone can think those two concepts are compatible is beyond me.

lolcatnip,

Sounds like the NPR model of funding. Even if you can get everything else to work, you still have a couple of weeks every year when you can’t go anywhere without having to stop and listen to Nina Totenberg lecture you 20 minutes about how important it is for everyone to pitch in as much as they can afford.

lolcatnip,

I fail to see how debating the form of a transportation network is related to the necessity of funding one.

lolcatnip,

Anarchism claims to be different. But yeah, that’s a big part of why I see anarchism as a thought experiment and not a serious ideology.

lolcatnip,

Michael, with the printer and a baseball bat.

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