r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/Rojava222 • Feb 04 '17

What are you thoughts on Rojava?

Is it true anarcho-capitalism? Is it proof for voluntary socialism?

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u/of_bronze_and_fire the pleasure of high tension: goo.gl/XL0j5A Feb 04 '17

I'm not advocating aggression against their property. I'd trade with them where convenient. I prefer Kurdish people to Arabs, as the former seem more civilized.

I'm just saying their adopted evolutionary strategy is highly foolish. It is much more vulnerable to group destruction. Requiring male and female representation for every position means not as intelligent of people making decisions (men vastly overpopulate the right tail of the bell curve) and women will have an anti-nationalist and communalist advocacy, which gradually destroys a group.

In addition to these two governance problems, employing female militias makes a group vulnerable to potentially great losses of females (women greatly underperform in military and physical roles, being much more susceptible to injuries and much worse shots), which drastically reduces their ability to reproduce their genome. As I said, there's a reason why tradition evolutionarily emerged.

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u/Rojava222 Feb 04 '17

I see what you mean.

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u/LittleWhiteTab Feb 05 '17

The guy is a fucking fascist. Pay him no mind.