An-Cap thread

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op is a faggot!

Honestly I don't know why people care about ancaps, they only exist online: Posadists have a more real world presence.

I unironically critically support ancaps because the logical conclusion of their ideology is workers seizing the MoP since there would not be anything stopping them (other than muh NAP)

so nothing then?

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Class struggle and consciousness are essential in capitalism to maintain a balance. The state leaving the scene would lead to the growth of private military companies and militias, so no, the MoP cannot be seized right off the bat. Labor unions enforce better conditions by failing the company if they are treated unethically. The labor unions also need to be counteracted, but this is where the state intervenes and proposes minimum wage legislature and other myriad regulations which drop efficiency and such.

Work is necessary to continue living because we will always need to produce to maintain essential services and quality-of-life. This is not imposed by capitalism, but the struggle of survival.