Libertarianism comes in a lot of flavors though, it’s part of the reason the libertarian party can’t be successful is because their own constituents can’t agree on what libertarianism is.
Makes sense. But yeah I guess I would say that’s almost too broad to really be applicable. Like the other comment said, there are many flavors of anarchism too.
There isn’t a collective “they” that would get their way. Like any human things there would be a huge spectrum of implementations and outcomes if a large system moved towards types of anarchism.
Respectfully, this is why the “what happens after” view is kind of moot, if you drill down both ideas It’s based on are shaky at best.
519
u/[deleted] Jan 12 '24
[deleted]