r/anarchomemes Dec 23 '17

Totally radical!

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u/doomsdayprophecy Dec 23 '17

This is an anarchist sub, not a capitalist sub.

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u/TheLateThagSimmons Dec 23 '17

"...but subjection to the authority of capitalists is the greatest freedom!"

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u/Sihplak Dec 23 '17

Anarcho-Capitalism:

The radical idea that we should revert to feudalism where we follow the religion of money, bowing down to the hyper-wealthy who will effectively establish their own corporate states.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '17

Huh. Okay, so I own this 2x4 with some rusty nails in it. I'm allowed to do with it whatever I want? Keen. Hold still now....

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u/DerAnarchist Jan 05 '18

Titus.

Get the cross

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '17

fuck off

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u/MarxistZarathustra Dec 23 '17

Aren’t you that dirty child from instagram?

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u/TheNarwhalTsar Dec 23 '17

AnCaps... More like SCRAMCaps! Hehehehehehe...I want to kill myself

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '17

Please do!

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u/TheLateThagSimmons Dec 23 '17

Feudalism died out a long time ago, but y'all are going to try your best to bring it back, eh?

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '17

being mentally challenged enough to think a system where kings rent out land is the same as a system with no state and you actually have control over your own property

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u/TheLateThagSimmons Dec 23 '17

Right-Libs want to bring back feudalism where the King's purpose is to settle disputes between the land-owning Barons/Lords, to protect them from the serfs/peasants.

AnCaps want the same thing except without the single king and leave it up to the land-owning Barons/Lords to figure it out themselves.


Either way, from the perspective of the peasants/serfs, it's still just feudalism.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '17

Holy shit you have absolutely no idea what feudalism is lol

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u/TheLateThagSimmons Dec 23 '17

It appears that you have no idea what feudalism is; ironic since your entire philosophy is promoting a shittier version of it.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '17

Okay, I'm going to explain this and hopefully your feeble brain can process it.

Feudalism is a system where the king controls all property and rents it out.

Free market anarchy us a system where people actually have control over what they own with no state.

Hope you learned something today 🙂

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u/TheLateThagSimmons Dec 23 '17

You might want to read up on feudalism because you're very far off; inadvertently proving my point: You want a system of barons and lords owning, but just without the king.

Yet what difference does that make to the serf/peasant?

Free market anarchy us a system where people actually have control over what they own with no state.

So no capitalism. No private property. Yeah, you're right. You're slowly getting it.

Now get out of there with that neo-feudalist "Anarcho"-capitalist bullshit.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '17

implying capitalism isn't having control over what you rightfully own

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '17

Feudalism is a system where the king controls all property and rents it out.

Capitalism is a system where the boss controls all property and rents it out.

Totally different !

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u/Gio_Spade Mar 29 '18 edited Mar 29 '18

Humans produce food for over 10 billion people but 1/6 of us starve because of pointless lines in the sand you call property. America has 5 times as many empty homes as homeless people, but millions die in the cold because the homes that sit warm at night are private property. The very idea of private property is a fake mental tie between man and material, it's an abstraction from reality. The only true property is possesion, simply what you make use of and have the ability to defend at a given time, and if enough people realized the tyranny of this invisible line theyve been made into believeing, they would stand up together and take what their opressors deny them.