@VulcanMan6 10mos10MO
lol this is blatantly false, considering that there are a plethora of pro-state capitalist ideologies, just as there are a plethora of anti-state socialist ideologies. Each system has nearly endless forms, encompassing a wide range of ideologies within "capitalism" and "socialism".
The ideology that YOU seem to believe in is likely some form of Libertarian-Capitalism, or perhaps even Minarcho-Capitalism, although not quite into the Anarcho-Capitalism range (since, if I recall correctly, you do still believe in the existence of a state but limited to military, right?). I can tell you don't have as much in-depth understanding of the deeper socio-economic ideologies contained within these systems, so perhaps look into the ones I named, as they might more accurately suit your actual beliefs..?
@TruthHurts10110mos10MO
I looked into the ones you named and I'm a socially conservative Libertarian Capitalist, right-wing. You are a senseless authoritarian Socialist, environmentalist hippy, social justice warrior, left-wing.
@VulcanMan6 10mos10MO
I figured you were a Libertarian-Capitalist, yea, which is fundamentally right-wing, so that part was redundant to add on.
However, you still clearly don't understand the deeper ideologies, considering your wild yet vague assumption of me. I am an Anarcho-Communist, because I believe in a moneyless, stateless, classless form of socialism (aka communism) that is free of structural hierarchy (anarchism), hence Anarcho-Communism.
@TruthHurts10110mos10MO
SO you think the government should be abolished but first it most be extremely powerful? Which will it be? That's too opposites, and absurdity, a contradiction. Decide. Also, why have you been arguing FOR more government AGAINST me, if you want to abolish the State? It makes no sense. You make no sense.
@VulcanMan6 10mos10MO
lol who said the government should be "extremely powerful"..? Do you just enjoy making up strawman arguments? Is it just easier to attack those if you make them up and ignore what the other person actually says?
Secondly, are you even talking about "the government" or " the state"? Because those are not inherently interchangeable. A "government" is simply any decision-making body for a society of people, which can be democratic, autocratic, etc. And again: I am arguing that the government should be made up of the entire public, not just a handful of leaders or politicians, aka non-hierarchical.
Since you admit to still believing in a government, I'm curious to know how you think society's decisions should be made..?
@TruthHurts10110mos10MO
So you argue for socialism except rejecting all basic premises of socialism. Makes sense.
@VulcanMan6 10mos10MO
lol the "basic premise of socialism" is social-ownership over the means of production, aka democratic public ownership of the economy, which I have more than adequately explained to you. I'm not surprised that you don't remember, considering you always just make up things that no one said instead...
