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

Communism demands that the hierarchy be demolished

And that all are equal.

You sure its not just the class system?

Kill the oppressors.

Pretty damn.

"and all are equal."

I was sure they made everyone equal by cutting down the taller trees

Well sure. That's part of the problem.

Their goal is no hierarchy

but in order to achieve that lack of hierarchy*

They need to organize

SOMEONE has to call the shots.

and regulate

yeah im really confused about ancom

Not even "someone calling the shots" they need to organize and regulate uniformity.

Basically, this.

In order to reach that *golden state* of ***equality***

Which is going to be rather difficult with the LGBTQUIOP stuff

anarchy communism is possible in small groups

Ancap is very different

does not scale at all though

What about people in that group who are taller than others

But it's really not that different.

As was stated, in an Ancap society, your property isn't defined by you.

It is very different, even to it's core principles.