Anarchocapitalist vs. Anarchocommunist.

Both want no government, ultimately.

Anarchocapitalists believe that the natural order of things would result in a free market economy.

Anarchcommunists believe that the natural order of things would result in a true communal society where everybody owns everything together.

After all, Marx' actual claim was that socialism would be a TEMPORARY thing, where the state owns and controls the economy UNTIL the people would see how great it was, and then the state would "wither away." Of course, that is a load of crap, but that is what they think would happen.

Both sides are skeptical that the psychopathic tyrant types would be able to push their way into controlling a no-government society.

That is where they are both likely wrong.

Clearly, the psychopathic tyrants have been doing exactly that for centuries, or longer.

But the true libertarians think that such a thing would not be possible if a large majority of the population had a philosophical libertarian mindset.

And therein lies the problem. Most people are not philosophically minded, in the way that the libertarians are.

Dunning-Kruger Effect: We all tend to think that other people are more like ourselves than they actually are.

But we are quickly devolving into Idiocracy, not Greco-Roman philosophical enlightenment.

Most people may never become philosophically minded, and the psychopathic tyrant types want to ensure that such a thing never happens.

Anarchocapitalist vs. Anarchocommunist.

Both want no government, ultimately.

Anarchocapitalists believe that the natural order of things would result in a free market economy.

Anarchcommunists believe that the natural order of things would result in a true communal society where everybody owns everything together.

After all, Marx' actual claim was that socialism would be where the state owns and controls the economy UNTIL the people would see how great it was, and then the "state would wither away." Of course, that is a load of crap, but that is what they think would happen.

Both sides are skeptical that the psychopathic tyrant types would be able to push their way into controlling a no-government society.

That is where they are both likely wrong.

Clearly, the psychopathic tyrants have been doing exactly that for centuries, or longer.

But the true libertarians think that such a thing would not be possible if a large majority of the population had a philosophical libertarian mindset.

And therein lies the problem. Most people are not philosophically minded, in the way that the libertarians are.

Dunning-Kruger Effect: We all tend to think that other people are more like ourselves than they actually are.

But we are quickly devolving into Idiocracy, not Greco-Roman philosophical enlightenment.

Most people may never become philosophically minded, and the psychopathic tyrant types want to ensure that such a thing never happens.

Anarchocapitalist vs. Anarchocommunist.

Both want no government, ultimately.

Anarchocapitalists believe that the natural order of things would result in a free market economy.

Anarchcommunists believe that the natural order of things would result in a true communist society where everybody owns everything together.

After all, Marx' actual claim was that socialism would be where the state owns and controls the economy UNTIL the people would see how great it was, and then the "state would wither away." Of course, that is a load of crap, but that is what they think would happen.

Both sides are skeptical that the psychopathic tyrant types would be able to push their way into controlling a no-government society.

That is where they are both likely wrong.

Clearly, the psychopathic tyrants have been doing exactly that for centuries, or longer.

But the true libertarians think that such a thing would not be possible if a large majority of the population had a philosophical libertarian mindset.

And therein lies the problem. Most people are not philosophically minded, in the way that the libertarians are.

Dunning-Kruger Effect: We all tend to think that other people are more like ourselves than they actually are.

But we are quickly devolving into Idiocracy, not Greco-Roman philosophical enlightenment.

Most people may never become philosophically minded, and the psychopathic tyrant types want to ensure that such a thing never happens.