Originally Posted by AmeliaG (Post 20194254)

Anarcho-capitalists want societal structures sufficient to enable commerce, but not necessarily ones enforced by nation states.

Libertarians want government to be small and limited to allow for maximum possible individual freedom within the social compact.

Originally Posted by AmeliaG (Post 20194254)

Anarchists want no imposed rules.

Originally Posted by brentbacardi (Post 20194266)

Thank you! I think I am ideally anarcho-capitalist but realistically happy enough with libertarian view.



But with this one I wanted to know about individualist anarchism, not just anarchists. That is the general type of anarchy in which anarcho-capitalism is part of, so I am assuming there is at least one other major type of anarchy similar to anarcho-capitalism. At least that's what I got from wikipedia but its like 10 pages long and I don't think I got the proper distinctions from it.

Originally Posted by AmeliaG (Post 20194269)

Individualist anarchists believe the individual is sovereign and no one else can impose rules on the individual without the individual's consent. Basically, kind of purest form of anarchist.

Originally Posted by brentbacardi (Post 20194277)

So would an individualist anarchist support the right to property (ie bread company warehouse owned by me lol) over the right to eat (ie starving homeless)?

Sorry to ask you so much but I am just very interested and not many people seem to know what they are talking about! :)