1 vote  Anarchism and Eschatology - Why anarcho capitalism is
not a solution, per se  My argument is that anarchism is
impossible - sort of. Let me note that I think that anarchism is
the most just, and probably most beneficent 'system' a society
can arrange for itself - if such a thing can be said.  It is
absurd to say that we should 'enact' anarcho-capitalism.
Obviously, no anarchist would suggest this. You can't vote
anarchism into existence.  So, anarchism is supposed to come by
default. The state will collapse, people will take care of
things themselves - POOF - anarcho capitalism. In another
scenario, the people take care of things themselves first, and
then the state dissolves into nothing.  I propose that neither
scenario is possible, for two reasons. One, while the state
exists it will prevent anarchism. That is, it won't use force to
stop liberal behavior, it will instead construct a social
paradigm that is unbreakable as part of its statecraft. The
problem with statism is that people choose to supp