[quote=@Keyguyperson]

Also I got 9.85 on left. Suck it, [@ACPM]. I'm the most left of all the leftists here so far.


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Compensating for something? ;)


Regarding the ancap/anarchist issue, I've never actually encountered Ancaps outside of these kind of forums and YouTube. Actual Anarchists, however, do seem to be on the front line of most disputes. The Anarchist Federation in the UK tends to be doing some good work with housing co-operatives and the Anarchist movement in France and Greece is pretty badass. While not Anarchist as such, the PKK and the Kurds in Rojava follow a very libertarian socialist economic structure. 

I wouldn't really claim that Anarcho-capitalism is Anarchism as such, to be completely honest. To be an Anarchist, you must reject all elements of rulers. This might be fine in an era of capitalism where people worked in mills but now we work in factories. Industrial economics are complicated and therefore require some form of authority to co-ordinate the complex movements. In order to be a capitalist, that person must necessarily be the owner of the means of production. However, this is a ruler, by definition. Anarchists reject centralised command, yet capitalist businesses are centralised necessarily.