@Hyolobrika Agorism has it's place but it's not going to end the state alone.

There are limits to what the underground market can do compared to the white market and depriving the state of it's income is just going to make it clamp on things even harder.

Also, running an illegal business is difficult. You have to trust that your customers won't snitch on you (which they might if they are dissatisfied), and most people aren't tech literate enough to understand things like darknets and cryptocurrencies. And the people who do trade in these markets probably don't even know what agorism even is.

But I do believe that agorism has it's benefits like conditioning people for a stateless free-market society and providing products and services that the state wouldn't allow.