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it's a debate
no this is no debate
You're just saying it has to have no state intervention while market economies only exist when a state can ensure it happens
I'm trying to wrangle a local tard
demokratiaToday at 17:28
You're just saying it has to have no state intervention while market economies only exist when a state can ensure it happens
Private property does not exist without superstructure enforcement
thats true, however the idea of the contract cant exist, the agreements are heresay and word of mouth, anarcho capitalism is absolutely a dystopia and a reason people band together and create moral frameworks and laws in the first place because otherwise anything goes. This is going down a rabbit hole into fantasy
No because a market economy can exist without state
yes private property exists without the state
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No it doesn't
yes it does
MARKET ECONOMY IS NOT CAPITALISM
it's a very primitive form
thats true
Capitalism is the free market
@Bogatyr Bogumir The problem with that is I'm talking in theory
but theres no evidence it can't work
I'm not calling for an cap
anyways
capitalism build upon old world market economy by adding government enforced contracts and trade management AKA enabling law
What?
lol
No
lol guys what are words
"old world market economy by adding government enforced contracts "
Sid won't be happy until the informal economy returns and he can stick children in coal mines again
not capitalism
I don't have kids one
two im 16
3 I'm not saying that
jesus
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I'm saying the free market is much more efficient
I'm out lads
Resorts to ad hominem attacks when you lose a debate
Market economies do not allocate values to goods better than labor value does
Free market capitalism is not the only form of capitalism. One can have government intervention and it still be called capitalism, just not free market
So no it's not more efficient
Yes they do
"labour theory of value"