Anarcho-capitalism in practice

[Questionable]

I've been arguing with a lot of AnCaps lately, and it reminded me of a historical incident I once read about where a businessman started a colony for his workers that was supposed to be government-free, but it quickly descended into a police state when the workers went on strike, with privately-owned security guards forcing them to work. I think the workers may have even been killed before they ever got to leave.

Does anyone know what I'm talking about?

[JPSartre12]

I've never heard about that, but it wouldn't surprise me. If everything was really privately run like they want, I don't see how it wouldn't become a survival-of-the-fittest and master-slave society.

Love how they think that privatizing everything is the epitome of "freedom" but then wonder why it evolves into something so dictatorial.

[Misanthrope]

http://library.uml.edu/clh/mo.htm

I want to say it's Lowell but not exactly positive, I know what you're talking about though.