: You're right, and I apologize. For what it's worth, I did feel that I was responding to similar insinuations on your part.I accept your apology, sir, you are indeed honour and of good temper. It is no doubt difficult debating as the solitary capitalist in a room full of socialists and anarchists disgusted by anarcho-capitalism's ignorance of corporate government.
I am sorry if you regarded anything I have written as insinuation, it was never intended in that fashion at all, I do believe that you are wedded to ideology though.
If there are factors about opposition to capitalism that alienated you, ignorance of pernicious statism, high taxation which is wasted on the military or politicians, government bureaucracy etc. (although these are mainly the products of statism anti-capitalism, I find they are the most common reasons for capitalists annoyance with anti-capitalists) that is fine, these really aggrivate me too. It's not as if they cant be changed with persistance.
: : I'm interested in reading factual books anyway not popular american fiction.
: This isn't an insinuation?
Not really, it is delivered in a rude tone because I get angry being called a facist etc. but I think it is true. I wonder why libertarian movements think the state is the only threat to freedom and choice in America when the business people have more power than the government. Even if you wished to maintain capitalism you should favour some variety of non-state regulation, such as, workers associations or consumer pressure groups.
I am suspicious of government are you suspicious of business? They are peopled by individuals with the exact same motivations.
