Comments by "Historia, Magistra Vitae" (@Historia.Magistra.Vitae.) on "Anarcho-capitalism | David D. Friedman" video.

@W.I.P1840 : Anarchism has never been about opposing hierarchies. It's about having no government, by definition of the word, which comes from the Latin word anarchia, which came from the Greek word anarchos ("having no ruler"), with an- ("not" or "without") + archos ("ruler") literally meaning "without [a] ruler". Anarchy was first used in English in 1539, meaning "an absence of government".
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@W.I.P1840 : Who said anything about rejecting hierarchies?
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@W.I.P1840 " any unjustified hierarchies are to be abolished. Including Capitalism!" Except there is nothing unjust about capitalism, since it's based on voluntary transactions between businesses and consumers, between employers and employees.
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"No such thing as ana rcho capita lism its just free market capitalism, " Free market capitalism is an economic system. Anarcho-capitalism is an ideology. Two different things.
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"capi talists depend on the state" They don't. On the contrary, in order for the free market to work, the state should not interfere with the economy or preferably, should not exist at all. The more you have the State tangled up in the economic field, the less capitalism you have.
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