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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Yes, and between all of them, you cannot have the economic system separated from the state because you need the state to enforce the economic system all the way down to the individual level.

That is not the case with capitalism
gpt
Good. The first point I want to make is that stateless capitalism is impossible. It doesn't occur in reality, in any country. A state is required to enforce the right to private property. Also property gives power, and more so when there is no power exerted from the state. A stateless system eventually evolves into a system wherein the owner of a land sets arbitrary rules for people living in it, i.e. monarchism/feudalism. Finally, even if that is sorted out, mathematical models predict that a free market without any intervention eventually collapses; the distribution of wealth becomes more and more extreme without bounds, until all incentive to work within the system is lost. Do you agree with my statement?