This is a site for commies?

[desiderate]

I'm not sure where I'd fit in, but I am a free market anarchist. I agree with many of the principles that leftists like, like social libertarianism and the anti-war movement, but I believe, that, in the final analysis, a TRUE free market, not the distorted megacorporate global economy we have today, will create the most equitable distribution of resources that can reward everyone's individual merits

[ÑóẊîöʼn]

I'm not sure where I'd fit in, but I am a free market anarchist. I agree with many of the principles that leftists like, like social libertarianism and the anti-war movement, but I believe, that, in the final analysis, a TRUE free market, not the distorted megacorporate global economy we have today, will create the most equitable distribution of resources that can reward everyone's individual merits

The problem as I see it is that as long as money exists, so will inequality of wealth and corruption.

[Bud Struggle]

Welcome to OI. You will most likely be restricted (not a bad thing.) People here are more interested in the abolishment of money and markets all together.

[Imposter Marxist]

:cool:We don't like your kind around here...

I joke. But yeah, you'll be restricted.

[gorillafuck]

I kind of expected you to be a libertarian who comes in here making a moron out of yourself giving a pseudo-enlightened speech that just comes across as hilariously bad writing on objectivism.

You did not, so welcome. You'll be in OI.

[pranabjyoti]

In capitalism, there was never a "free market" and never will be.

[Le Libérer]

I smell the Boushie perfume of a troll. But I could be wrong, nevertheless, welcome to OI.

OP restricted.

[Impulse97]

Welcome to the Fora! Too bad about the OI Restriction so early, but I'm sure the learning will commence and all will be well.

[psgchisolm]

I'm not sure where I'd fit in, but I am a free market anarchist. I agree with many of the principles that leftists like, like social libertarianism and the anti-war movement, but I believe, that, in the final analysis, a TRUE free market, not the distorted megacorporate global economy we have today, will create the most equitable distribution of resources that can reward everyone's individual merits
My goodness a legitimate intellectual. Welcome, you'll learn the OIers soon and you may even like some of them. Happy debating :)

[Proukunin]

Yes, im a 'commie' and fuckin proud!

[Agnapostate]

There are legitimate "free market anarchists," such as the progenitor of anarchist theory (Proudhon) that are members of the broader market socialist tradition, and there are individuals like Murray Rothbard that disingenuously use the term "free market" to defend the wealth disparities of actually existing capitalism. Which are you?

[RGacky3]

but I believe, that, in the final analysis, a TRUE free market, not the distorted megacorporate global economy we have today, will create the most equitable distribution of resources that can reward everyone's individual merits

I don't believe that (nor do I believe that a true free market can exist) but go ahead and make your case.

[Bud Struggle]

I don't believe that (nor do I believe that a true free market can exist) but go ahead and make your case.

What i've been saying about Communism--;)

[Revolution starts with U]

Yes, but we make our case. It's not our fault you don't listen :D

[Bud Struggle]

Yes, but we make our case. It's not our fault you don't listen :D

I listen to you. :)

[hatzel]

I listen to you. :)

That makes one of us...:rolleyes:

[Summerspeaker]

In theory I agree with Voltairine de Cleyre on economic pluralism after smashing the state. If you can somehow get the market to work for liberty and equality, go for it. I'm skeptical.

[Le Libérer]

I listen to you. :)

Bud is a good listener. He listens to me too. :)

[Jack]

I don't know what I'm talking about

*fixed

[Lt. Ferret]

I'm a buttface

*fixed

[Viet Minh]

I'm not sure where I'd fit in, but I am a free market anarchist. I agree with many of the principles that leftists like, like social libertarianism and the anti-war movement, but I believe, that, in the final analysis, a TRUE free market, not the distorted megacorporate global economy we have today, will create the most equitable distribution of resources that can reward everyone's individual merits

Noob here, welcome! :) Check out Anarcho-Capitalism, but if thats your bag you will not be popular with other Anarchists here! :D


In capitalism, there was never a "free market" and never will be.

Wait wut? I thought a Free Market was a Fascist wet dream? And no a true Free Market has probably never existed thank fuck, the corporations hold too much power as it is! :(