All central planning leads to statism.
How do they raise children?
How do they raise children?
Marx raises their children
now that’s a good point, never thought about it this way. Maybe they would reply that children would be “owned” or raised collectively? Hm..
But raising, in and of itself, requires a “non-flat” relation. One is the authority on some subject matter, and the other is learning. Hierarchy is an essential property of the universe.
They don’t have an answer for this. There will be more arguing about the definition of words, or they will make a reservation or exception “just this time” ™ to make it work. Progressivism runs on “we will make an exception, just this time” until you get the mess we got today.
If leftist would have let us to have the word “liberal” not of this bulls*** would ever have to be argued off. I personally see anarcho-capitalism as a combination of anarchism and capitalism, not just a pure anarchism.
Liberalism is leftist, including classical liberalism. All the same egalitarian, revolutionary, populist, rightsist, Enlightenment nonsense. Anyways, libertarianism is not liberalism; classical or otherwise. It is something new and different.
Well, I don’t know who free market-advocate used the word “libertarianism” firstly in modern sense, but originaly it was a synonym to left wing-anarchism. So my message to the leftist complaining about the use of words: You started it, so bear the consequenses.
Really, libertarianism starts as a left-wing religious movement and then moves into politics; but market-libertarianism is almost as old; and actually in terms of theory (not semantics) market anarchism predates the American Revolution or left-anarchism with Burke’s A Vindication of Natural Society.