Factory takeover? Riot cops.
You mean the attempted armed robbery, and possible murder of a factory owner?
Attempt to overthrow a slaveowning profiteer? Millitary bloodbath.
People are not property. We're on the same side here.
Strikes? Picket lines? More riot cops or at least arrests and brutality.
Not without a State. I wouldn't try to violently stop any strike-breakers, though.
Protesting company policy? Hundreds of riot cops.
Not without a State.
Your source is biased and wrong imo.
There's no chance in hell you've read Man, Economy, and State in the time since I gave you the link. I read Proudhon, and Marx. Least you could do is give Rothbard a shot.
Ever been on the wrong side of a line of riot cops?
AnCaps don't tend to get violent enough to bring out Riot cops. We do get arrested pretty frequently, though.
Ever talk to the Chief executive officer of exxon or shell, monsanto or any not hypothetical capitalist?
You're talking to one now.
Are you a 'sucessful' capitalist? Have you ever lived on or under the wages capitalists enforce?
In order: moderately, and yes. And they don't enforce those wages, sweetheart. That's the market. The only enforcement is the minimum wage. And
that prices people out of the marketplace entirely.
Now, I'm done derailing this thread. If you'd like an explanation of free-market capitalism, I will be glad to answer any questions you have, and explain that capitalism is not your enemy, and in fact, both you and I share the same enemy.
In another thread.
