Communism is "work place democracy."

It's literally the same structure Native argued for with a different set of principles.

Communism is abolition of the state and hierarchy.

Communism is "people collectively owning the means of production."

Very different

im not really arguing in favor of any specific structure, im just naming some examples that has been suggested to me

Communism is opposite of capitalism

I don't get how so many people are confused about this.

It's because of all the definition changes and brain washing in communist text

Could be argued though I suppose that a challenge of anarcho capitalism is how much power money has

What differentiates communism and capitalism outside of anarchy is the state.

But communism in it's completed state is anarchical and aheirarchal.

ruling power is different from buying power

We need Definitions here.

when you buy something theres consent of the owner of the thing you're buying from, with ruling power you don't need any consent

Define "Communism" and "capitalism." @RyeNorth

would mercenaries be banned?

Difficult. We're dealing with different states of matter here.

Should I define it as a solid or in it's gaseous state?

And Godfather type gangs

We need a definition.

In terms of how we are discussing about it.

Okay, Communism = Equity without the need of state or hierarchy.

"It Just Works"

i think when mercenaries don't have government as a customer, the dynamic changes because then reputation matters a bit more, and they also don't get legal immunity like blackwater did

things are different in the private sector

I'll let Native define capitalism if he likes.

Unfortunately equity is completely subjective.

I do agree.

which type of capitalism?

SEE?

Rye attempted to define "anarcho communism." something that does not exist.

No, I defined communism.

Communism has never been achieved.

"without the need of state or hierarchy."

It's been tried. It fails every time.

I was sure antifa were anarchist commies

At least from the flag

laissez faire capitalism is just free markets, state capitalism and welfare capitalism is something else

The State requires Hierarchy.

but private ownership of the means of production may be enough, i dunno, it depends on the context