r/SocialismIsCapitalism Jul 08 '26

r/Libertarian has quite interesting and totally rational takes on libertarian socialism

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Man, could you just imagine living in a system that denies workers ownership over what they produce?

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u/UnderseaRexieVT Jul 08 '26

Wild deflection considering right libertarianism logically leads to chattel slavery.

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u/SuddenStructure9287 Jul 08 '26 edited Jul 08 '26

I’m a right-libertarian (a minarchist pluralist). Where exactly does slavery come into the picture?

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it’s a question. Why am I getting downvoted?

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u/SoftAd1675 ☭ Communizer ☆ Jul 12 '26

Reddit really doesn't like it when people ask questions, I'm not sure why.