Then wouldn’t it make sense to ally with some rather than throw the baby out with the bathwater.
Some, sure. That some excludes most anarchists though.
Don’t most of us support economic pluralism? Is that not a good place to make friends with other anti-statists?
Only to the extent that its voluntary, not to the extent it undermines people’s property. Other anti-statists seem to have no qualms with people claiming property simply because they work on it. Most forms, in fact, consider private property and the state to both be the enemy.
So if we ever want to get things changed, allies make that much easier. Rejecting all but the purest AnCaps will lead to a microscopic tent.
Thats a strawman first of all. I haven’t said “reject all but the purest AnCaps.” I’ve made it clear that we shouldn’t ally with groups that are hostile to private property, which includes most anarchists. There’s a German proverb "Mit solchen Freunden braucht man keine Feinde mehr" - maybe allies haven’t always been know to make things “that much easier.” Allying with minarchists, agorists, Objectivists, secessionists, and other decentralists seems fine by me. As most of them understand the crucial role private property has, they just need a little more consistency.