Would you be fine with people voluntarily instituting worker self-management? Workplaces without bosses - doesn’t that sound great? Sort of like a world without state authority, right? Sine the choice of worker self-management negates the capitalist market itself, it would be the end of the market …

hahaha. That’s a bold statement.

It’s highly unlikely that the entirety of society would voluntarily switch to worker self-management, as you put it, even if it did, it would not necessarily follow that society would cease to be capitalistic in the sense Market Anarchists use the word capitalist. Even a society completely worker se…

No. But I might use violence to voluntarily institute management self-workmanship. A workplace with out employees-doesn’t that sound great?

This is DEFINATELY Kylio. I am certain of it now.

If this workplace is producing a product of some kind, I assume they want to offload it? i.e. engage in trade? Unless your self-managing workers (whatever THAT means) can eat, wear, and live in the shoes they produce or whatever. If those workers employed violence or theft of property in order to i…

Assuming the workers bought the business from the original owner, I have no problem with it and more power to them. Absolutely nothing stopping them from doing that right now in fact, and competing on the market with other business structures. If you are suggesting the workers can simply steal the …

Define “the market,” because you’re not making a lick of sense. Plenty of socialists would be surprised to hear that worker-owned businesses leads to “the eliminiation of the market.”

These questions are insufferable. Begging the question at its finest.

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As to the OP, suit yourself. If you like coops, we won’t do anything to stop you. Just as we’d like to see drugs legalized though many of us (myself included) have no intention to use drugs, I would similarly like regulations on coops to be eliminated and private property (including voluntarily pool…

Will you use violence to prevent the elimination of the market?

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your shirt is too small.

You’re obviously one of the liebrtarians trying to oppress her

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Will you use violence to prevent the elimination of the market?

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