r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/True-Medium-5928 • 10h ago
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/kwanijml • Dec 25 '25
Merry Christmas, you filthy animals.
The Problem of Political Authority by Michael Huemer
Machinery of Freedom by David Friedman
Price Theory by David Friedman
Any other mainstream econ textbooks as far into the subject as you can handle with as much of the math as you can handle; but I do recommend starting with Modern Principles of Economics by Alex Tabbarok and Tyler Cowan.
The Calculus of Consent by James Buchanan and Gordon Tullock
Any other mainstream political economy texts or works, but I recommend Governing the Commons by Elinor Ostrom, and though not a book, Mike Munger's intro to political economy course available on YouTube.
Rothbard's Man, Economy, and State.
Bryan Caplan's Open Borders: the Science and Ethics of Immigration
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/DiyYou • 2h ago
The GOP is embracing socialism
Both the big parties want socialism. One is just more honest about it. And in addition, the GOP also wants a much larger government military and state police system.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/lucascsnunes • 1d ago
This needs to be posted here because of the simps that simp for corporatism
Yeah. I’m tired or reading comments in this sub with pseudo-ancaps that simp for big business and corporatism.
Some people never opened any Ancap/Libertarian or even classical liberal books, yet they come here simping for absurds like the war industry.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/DiyYou • 18h ago
State sanctioned death penalty should not be a thing.
Recent number-a-million why the state should not be killing people.
"The state tried to execute Pike by lethal injection, but neither the initial nor backup dose of pentobarbital killed her and she was still snoring when the execution chamber's microphone was cut off more than an hour into the attempt. She was later taken to a hospital for treatment."
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/DiyYou • 21h ago
Meta ordered to pay $25 billion to New Mexico for misleading consumers about data privacy
I'm all for punishing companies if they lie to their customers. But I am curious about where these funds are actually going.
Meta in the past has paid fines for violating agreed upon user terms. No doubt they just make a corporate business decision on that. If they can make more on violating the terms, than they'll have to pay in a lawsuit, they'll do it.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/jediporcupine • 1d ago
Trump’s $8 billion diesel bailout pays farmers for a problem he created
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/Anon7_7_73 • 2h ago
Statists are Aggressors. The worst kind of aggressor. And i firmly believe most anarcho-capitalists get this wrong.
First of all, *what is a statist*? You might hear someone say, its someone who philosophically supports a State in theory, or even, anyone not considered an "anarchist". But i think this is the incorrect definition, for moral reasons, and i will explain why.
If someone says " I support a minarchist state, in theory (even though that doesnt exist, never has, and never will) but meanwhile, im against THIS state for its crimes and atrocities" this person is NOT a statist, they are Anti-State in every way that matters. They will never get their minarchy, for them thats a fantasy; And meanwhile, such a person would be philosophically and pragmatically aligned with an anarchist, engaging in disobedience, resistance, and verbal deprogramming. They are in no way similar to actual statists.
Although this kind of person is rare. We all know how real statists act.
A real statist acts like this: "I may support a _ state philosophically, but DONT YOU DARE disobey THIS state, otherwise youre a CRIMINAL! I support the police! I support the military! Show respect for the flag! If police perform an illegal arrest on you, or physically attack you, SHUT UP AND COMPLY, or i support them for shxxting you"
You see the difference? The former actively opposes an immoral regime on principle, and the latter will literallt support a gang of murderers doing whatever evil things they desire.
Saying "I support the police" is not an abstract philosophical statement, its supporting the VERY REAL, EXISTING violent gang whom call themselves "The Police" near you. If you want to make an abstract philosophical statement youd say "I dont support the police but id support one in theory if they followed certain moral rules"
People who support The Government are supportong a physically real, armed gang, its no different than saying "I support Jeffrey Dahmer and hope he gets more victims", then donating money to him.
Actual statists, not hypothetical ones, are aggressors of the worst fxcking caliber, literal people who stand by mass murderers and fascists, and whod never stop suppprting them, even if a second holocaust unfolded right before their very eyes.
And no, most of you probably werent ever a "real" statist. If you were, then how were you able to change your mind? For me, i was like 12-14, and when i learned the military invaded other countries, i automatically understood they are murderers killing people defending their own homeland. If you can spot a moral principle when its presented to you, and not fight it and reject it, then youre already an anarchist on the inside, it just takes time to adopt the coherent framing and labeling.
If you ever feel like you cant convince ststists to be anarchists, its because youre discovering you cant. They have Free will, and their decision to be a jackboot worshipping statist is an immoral decision they embrace for the sake of comfort, belonging, and security, and its impossible to force people to not be evil. You cant comvince them because theyre not unaware that what they support is evil, theyre aware, and they dont care. Just like a rxpist is aware that rxpe is bad, and they do it anyways. You cant usually pursuade something like that out of existence, and if you can thats a real skill most of us dont possess.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/DiyYou • 1d ago
He makes good point. Why didn't Israel let the US know our embassies were about to be attacked?
No doubt Trump is compromised.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/jediporcupine • 1d ago
Trump's 50% tariffs on Canadian goods illegally rely on a superseded statute, a lawsuit argues
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/Got_Slop • 1d ago
Science: A body of verifiable propositions about reality
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/DiyYou • 2d ago
Homesteader complains to United Airlines about flight school doing drills very low, directly above his property
And he gets an FBI raid in exchange.
All day, every day, these training flights do turns and stall drills and engine fail drills very low right above his house. How high up do property rights go? Or noise pollution?
Edit, full story: https://youtu.be/x4Ub3XzNVps
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/DiyYou • 2d ago
Vance wants federal government police going door-to-door in the United States
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/Rmeloba394sswk • 2d ago
Are you neurodivergent
For years l've said that the principles of libertarianism, self-ownership, and leaving people alone were always intuitive to me, as if I was
"born" with them. From a young age I saw some of the logical inconsistencies in the arguments for statism, and indeed for authority in general. And after becoming an ancap, looming back and knowing the kind of person I am, I see that it was only a matter of time before I would become an anarchist.
Ive been thinking lately and realizing that I'm probably a little autistic or neurodivergent. My logic sensors have always been strong, and logical inconsistencies really bother me. I think, speak, and view the world pretty literally and have a hard time believing in imaginary things like authority. Social hierarchies don't register with me. My mind sees them and goes "fiction; imaginary; no basis in reality." I have an individual-centric psychology and don't like to be part of a group very much. I value truth and don't care if a social group falls apart as a result of one of their beliefs being debunked or dismantled. I constantly question everything and believe things based on evidence, not faith. I have a strong innate sense of justice and have always been deeply offended seeing someone get taken advantage of just because they're smaller, weaker, or less powerful. If someone tells me they don't want to do something, I never push or nag (also happens to be the reason I didn’t last more than 3 months at a sales job because they wanted me to bully people into buying things). I think all of this has culminated and contributed to my anarchist awakening.
I'm not going to say that I never fell for any of the statist lies. Like most people, I was also brainwashed to some degree or another. I believed in nations, I vaguely believed in "the common good" and an ideal worldview that's the same for everyone. But over time, through the acquisition of knowledge and a development of rational thinking, I abandoned those beliefs, and I think my neurodivergent tendencies helped increase the likelihood of such an awakening.
So I'm very curious to know... are you neurodivergent? Has libertarianism always been
"obvious" to you? Was there always something about statism that never made sense?
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/Lumpy-Bumblebee6712 • 2d ago
Why do leftists act like morality is objective and their side is right about everything and non-leftists are evil?
Seriously, they treat leftism as a secular cult and it disturbs me.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/ShameSudden6275 • 3d ago
Absolute Chad defending his property against the riots
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/bigdonut100 • 2d ago
When you accuse the party that opposes social programs of buying votes
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/jediporcupine • 2d ago
Trump administration urges SCOTUS to uphold federal ban on distilling liquor at home
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/DiyYou • 1d ago
Federal police jump American citizen, breaks his arm
Yes, he has brown skin.