The person who robbed me in uninsured so my safety support representative denied my claim
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this post was submitted on 13 Feb 2024
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Isn't anarcho-capitalism a completely conflicting ideology? How are these hierarchical corporate structures built on authoritarian principals not unjust hierarchies that need to be dismantled?
i mean it pretty much exists solely to retroactively justify/absolve themselves of genocide by asserting "homesteading" as the only valid basis for ownership, and of course private ownership as the only valid basis for control of labor, land, and resources.
so it's a bit like the divine right of kings, clearly a bunch of bullshit that only exists to justify absolutist monarchy. it doesn't really have to be internally consistent, people with a strong enough incentive are still going to convince themselves that some people have magical sperm.