free anarchy
A wouldbe tyrannical despot hellbent on World Domination through the use of giant robots.
Giant robots are key!
Giant robots are key!
free anarchy by Corwin January 28, 2004
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Anarcho Capitalism/Free Market Anarchism
Free market anarchism or Anarcho capitalism is an umbrella term for a number of ideologies which believe that there should be no government, and a free market economic system, as opposed to anarcho socialism, anarcho communism, and anarcho syndicalism which focus on shifting ownership of property, companies etc. to the masses. Anarcho socialist types believe "Property is theft" while anarcho capitalists believe "property is freedom". Anarcho capitalists believe that a free market is the only truly anarchist economic system. The concept was popularized by Murray Rothbard of the Austrian School of Economics.
anarcho capitalism/free market anarchism Murray Rothbard Austrian School of Economics Counter economics Classical liberalism adam smith
Anarcho Capitalism/Free Market Anarchism by timothyxmcveigh July 10, 2009
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