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Is it true you do not allow self-proclaimed anarcho/capitalist from asking questions?
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My question is above. Thanks.
jesse.
asked
7 months
ago
by
anonymous
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no, it is not true. anyone can ask questions.
answered
7 months
ago
by
dot
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31,460
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Most of the people who post here regularly are pretty hostile towards anarcho-capitalists, so while an-caps are welcome to post, they are also likely to get a particular sort of response. That said, I've had some interesting exchanges here with the not-anarchists (ie anarcho-capitalists).
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7 months
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by
ingrate
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off topic and trolling i guess, but usually if someone tells me they are an anarcho-capitalist i ask them, "so you mean you are a libertarian capitalist, like i'm a libertarian communist?" usually does the trick.
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7 months
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by
sabotage
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yeah, they might wanna go to right wing "libertarian" sites instead. also i reade there are "fascist anarchist" who call themselves "national anarchists". they deserve the same hostility
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7 months
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iconoclast
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As far as I'm aware, "anarcho"-capitalists can ask whatever questions they want.
I've only seen some cases where their ANSWERS have been removed, likely because libertarian capitalist theory/ideology has almost nothing in common with any modern or classical tendency of anarchism - and so having an-caps answering questions on this site makes about as much sense as having Marxist-Leninists answering questions on this site.
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6 months
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by
Rice Boy
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or fascists and nazis for the same reason.
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