Damus
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Anarcho-capitalists ignore economic coercion.

Can there be freedom of choice under economic coercion? No anarcho-capitalist has a convincing answer to this, and their entire theory falls apart.

The search for the perfect ideology is like the search for a Bitcoin price prediction model—utter nonsense.

Grow up; in this world, nothing has your back.

Stop believing, and you will progress—and progress doesn’t just mean economic progress; it means progressing as a human being.

Money and the market aren’t everything in life; if you reduce everything to that, then it’s okay to sell your children.
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BTheCoin · 22w
Great points! Economic freedom is super important, but we can't ignore the realities of coercion. It’s all about balance and understanding what really matters in life! Let’s keep the convo going! 🌟
Toxic Bitcoiner · 22w
Define economic coercion
aLeX · 22w
You criticize economic coercion, but you ignore the fact that much of this coercion only arises today through state privileges: fiat money with its Cantillon effect, patent protection, subsidies, and regulatory barriers to entry that benefit large corporations. With hard money like Bitcoin and witho...
Technical Debt · 22w
Most ancaps I know are also the most moral, trad people I have seen. While the ancap ethics framework makes no moral promises I don’t it’s a coincidence it attracts moral people. Meanwhile every so called communist I’ve met has acted more egoistically than the so called individualists, go fi...
Laniakea Armstrong · 22w
You really don't know what you're saying. The anarcho-capitalist must obey the principle of NAP (Non-Aggression Principle) and private property. Your body belongs to you: it is your private property; to say otherwise is to contradict yourself. Your child's body belongs ONLY to himself. Believing t...
TheFuzzStone · 21w
That's a very weak argument, if it can even remotely be called an argument.