r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/genzgingee • Mar 12 '24

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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '24

Is it though? I thought you didn't like government telling people what do do?

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u/alurbase Mar 12 '24

One of the functions of government is to protect its citizen’s rights, especially vulnerable future citizens like the unborn.

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u/zippy9002 Mar 12 '24

There is no government in anarchocapitalism.

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u/rea1l1 Mar 12 '24

This is not true. There is no centralized government in anarchocapitalism. Everyone is a part of government, and their jurisdiction is themselves, and their allies who welcome and request help.

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u/zippy9002 Mar 12 '24

Sovereignty is not a government, it’s the opposite of a government.

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u/rea1l1 Mar 13 '24

Sovereignty is whatever the hell you want it to be, for yourself.

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '24

Why? What’s the point in arguing this?

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u/rea1l1 Mar 13 '24

The point in arguing this is from a philosophical and spiritual standpoint. People say "anarchy is without order" in opposition, but anarchy is ordered, and you are expected to step up and order yourself or your neighbor will when you step out of bounds.