but them being there isn’t inherently aggressive.

what if they are on your property

yet refuse to leave

but doesnt want to hurt you

physical removal, the only way they can stay is if they try to harm you.

Thats still a violation of the NAP

If someone is occupying part of your property, they are taking away your right of ownership

how will you physically remove them

im getting flashbacks from the naked ape server

depends on your level of escalation.

i’d tell them to get off your property, and if that doesn’t work do it again with a weapon.

if they continue to refuse shove em’ off.

shoving?

that can be considered violence

generally an attempt to significantly harm another unprovoked would be considered aggression.

it went from violence to aggression

They deal with the same ideas.

Water, how long are you into politics?

^

i’ve been libertarian/ancap for 2-3 years, but i’ve been around politics for my whole life.

Everyone starts as either a reactionary communist or a reactionary libertarian

Ive been authright since paris attacks

the closest to capitalism ive been was during my monarchy days

but that was when I was still sorta new

to economics

what’s wrong with capitalism?

It degenerates culture

It puts profit over culture

The search for profit is detrimental to the long term availability of everything

what do you think capitalism is?

Capitalism is a term coined by Marx, it already starts bad

eh, the origin of terminology doesn’t make it illegitimate.

It is a societal structure of the ownership of the means of production

Im surprised pinochet wanst brought up yet

i would say that true capitalism is unregulated trade.

Marx isn't bad as an economist tbh

@Water so cpaitalism never existed

Etymologically speaking, it's the societal search for profit rather than social goals

im sure it existed at some point, but not in the way you’re thinking.

So you're saying that money destroyed capitalism

something can be partially capitalist, but absolute capitalism has never really been implemented.