2 definitions by LLexter
Fringe, right-wing ideology of property rights, contract theory, and anti-democracy. While it uses the prefix "anarcho-" it is not accepted by other anarchist ideologies (which are far left) as valid. The only similarity is that anarcho-capitalism is against the state. However, only that is not true for all anarcho-capitalists, as some argue that the state would be allowed if it was created via contracts - as it would be anything that would not violate property rights.
Making this ideology more similar to other market fundamentalist ideologies - such as right libertarianism, neoliberalism, and minarchism.
Making this ideology more similar to other market fundamentalist ideologies - such as right libertarianism, neoliberalism, and minarchism.
This is anarcho-capitalism. A society where people can do anything they want even if the circumstance this system creates for them, makes them sell themselves to slavery. True freedom!
by LLexter December 29, 2022
Facetious far-left political ideology for anarchists who support NATO defense from outside aggression. This ideology uses the prefix "anarcho-" to suggest it is a type of anarchism in the same way other ideologies do - anarcho-feminism or anarcho-syndicalism. Together with the acronym for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. NATO is often criticized by the left, which prompts some leftists who are not as critical of NATO to create this label.
"I think we should abolish the state, capitalism, and NATO is not perfect, but it is a valuable defense alliance against Russian aggression. You can call this anarcho-NATOISM!"
by LLexter December 29, 2022