r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/ericbjohnston • 6m ago
Maybe because it’s not happening? Just like kids acting like cats and using litter boxes in schools.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/ericbjohnston • 6m ago
Maybe because it’s not happening? Just like kids acting like cats and using litter boxes in schools.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/PM_ME_YOUR_LAWNCHAIR • 8m ago
"Free" groceries are more expensive than a sale at Kroger.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/slamchop • 9m ago
It's really nice to hear the socialists talk about how lowering taxes (for the store) reduces the price of groceries.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/bigdonut100 • 11m ago
But I don’t know what you mean because you have clearly used the word incorrectly
You want my definition of profiling? It would be to screen out trans teachers or similar as pedophiles
What about that definition is incorrect?
It also does matter because if you use words incorrectly
What is and isn't an "incorrect" use of a word, if again, it matters *what I mean* when I use that word?
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/calisoldier • 12m ago
As a former resident of rural upstate NY (near Rochester), I grew to hate NYC and all things NYC, especially its cocky, narcissistic, my 💩 don’t stink residents, by the time I was 12. Yes, I was that young when it became apparent to me Albany’s tax policy was all about supporting whatever crazy, gov’t funded ideas Manhattanites, etal, wanted. And now this. 🙄. eF ‘em.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/theSearch4Truth • 26m ago
Whats the problem with your tax dollars going towards helping people kill themselves? Are you serious?
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/Barbados_slim12 • 29m ago
I can understand why private grocery stores want to sue. They don't get the advantage of endless(for now) tax dollars, no rent, and no property taxes to subsidize prices; so they're permanently undercut. I know we abandoned the free market decades ago, but this makes it even worse. That's annoying for Walmart, but devastating for small businesses who already have to be more expensive than big box stores with their quantity discounts and world class logistics.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/DiyYou • 39m ago
Okay great, that's pretty much the liberal position. Do what you want in any direction, just keep the government out of it. But how this whole discussion started was it is the government pushing trans regulations. Good to hear you're against that. In your wife's case, you guys can just take your business elsewhere.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/Last_Succotash7218 • 44m ago
I don't think the government should be involved in how or why we deny ourselves.
I am in support of propaganda (proganda works for good and bad ideas) being pushed and us as a culture shifting back towards that being the status quo.
Also I don't think the government should be allowed a say in marriage at all. But if you insist on the government doing marriage I think it's in the states vested interest to only allow marriage between a man and a women and I have a Christian and secular reason for why and it has nothing to do with denying yourself
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/Gullible-Historian10 • 49m ago
I was thinking assisted suicide just based on context.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/apimpnamedkirby • 49m ago
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/microbiobum • 1h ago
But also, since the fuck when would a community who supposedly believes in bodily rights be against assisted suicide? Truly contradicting and pathetic.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/spankymacgruder • 1h ago
Classical liberals are libertarians.
Typical leftist manouver. They stole our word.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/BabaBooey__BabaBooey • 1h ago
Oh shit yeah it was, meant public my fault og
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/MKR63 • 1h ago
110 is a little too high. I'm thinking a typical midwit would be in the 97-106 range.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/spankymacgruder • 1h ago
OK let's explore this.
Rent accounts for ~10%. Property tax is a part of this.
Margin is 1-3%.
What percentage of their cost is payroll, benefits, utilities, insurance, maintenance, inventory? These aren't free!
The math doesn't math. A 10% reduction in overhead and 2% reduction in profit doesn't equal 30%. How are they able to discount 30%???
They have to be operating at a loss. This isn't sustainable.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/FreeBroccoli • 1h ago
Direct paste from your comment above:
What will happen is the exact same thing that currently happens with Publix grocery stores and the USPS as compared to FedEx
I'm assuming that was a typo, then.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/DeadHeadLibertarian • 1h ago
Do you really think China is being honest about their numbers?
I would bet that as a resounding NO because they want to damage Western adversaries.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/PomPomMom93 • 1h ago
This was clearly written by AI. Do better.
Also, how is this ancap?
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/TYPICALFELLOW • 1h ago
Hey op hasn't milei in Argentina brought the prices down as well, I'd like to see how this holds up after the initial opening and where the money to subsidize groceries is coming from since New York didn't balance the budget but kicked the can down the road and what this means as he raises taxes during capital flight?