@cee lysander spooner, Max stirner, Murray Rothbard, sometimes prodhoun
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I personally think that Panarchism is a much better way to express anarcho-capitalism because it doesn't imply that the free-market capitalist system is the only economic system that could exist and it could get non-capitalists on our side.
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@Andrii It is similar with the Medieval, pre-Viking era of the Icelanders from what I have studied. I am very interested in these case studies of humanity, to be honest.
Practically, I keep my focus narrowed down to myself and my family, but on a macro scale... these are the things I need to study more.
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>Kevin Carson
You mean the one who contributes to C4SS?
@xianc78 The only real problem I see philosophically with AnCapistan is that humans always tend towards systems of control. I don't know if a true anarchist society could exist long. I think in Iceland they had an anarchist society that maybe lasted about 200 years, and that is a generous figure. Probably more like 100 years, all things considered.
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