And to be honest with you, there's a lot of similarities in anarchism and being a libertarian. That's my take on it anyways, but very interesting, curious on what other people thought of this show on anarchism
Robert K
@Neopatriarch · 0:50
I'm going to have to check out that show. Thanks for putting that out there. It's not uncommon for anarchy to be confused with chaos. It's a simple term. It just means no rulers or no King, if you like. Unfortunately, it's more of an umbrella term that a lot of different groups have applied to themselves. And it doesn't always mean what any one person would like it to mean. I prefer a voluntarily. That's the word that I use voluntarily
Robert K
@Neopatriarch · 0:34
There's two things I wanted to add. The first thing you said about anarchy, sounding like libertarianism is because, in essence, if you are consistent libertarian, you move towards an anarchist framework because I don't have the right to rule you and you don't have the right to rule me. There is no right to rule anyway. And I just had one other. Who is that, Johnny that you were talking about?
Robert K
@Neopatriarch · 1:10
All right. So I've listened to the first part of that show, and it was very good. The only thing I would squabble with it about is that anarchy is not about a financial system. There can be anarchists who have a socialist structure to their community. There can be anarchists that have a capitalist segment to their community. In fact, most of the people I know believe in a free market. Most of the anarchists that I'm aware of believe in a free market