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Fair enough.

In Reply to: Anarcho-capitalism calls for the abolition of rule. posted by Loudon Head on January 31, 19100 at 13:01:15:

: McSpotlight: To be precise on this, 'anarchism' is derived from 'an-arkos' (Anc. Gr.) - meaning 'no leader'; it means the absence of any imposed power heirarchy.

Fair enough. My point still stands. Whatever hierarchy might exist as a result of property is not imposed on us by anything other than the facts of existence: a world of scarce resources.

This goes for you too, Lark.

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