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minus-squarethelastaxolotl [he/him]hexbear29·4 years agoAnarcho capitalism has more in common with feudalism than anarchism link
minus-squareBarabas [he/him]hexbear10·4 years agoDepends on the feudalism. Villeins had to pay an insurance fee to their lord in order to avoid being beaten which seems like a very ancap policy. link
minus-squarePloumeister [he/him]hexbear7·4 years agoAdditionally feudalism would be much easier to guillotine lords than anarcho capitalism :gui-better: link
minus-squareHebronJames [any]hexbear5·4 years agoFeudal serfs also had loads of time off for feast days and winter and the like. If you think you're not working a 9 hour * 7 day week under ancapism you're deluded link
Anarcho capitalism has more in common with feudalism than anarchism
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Depends on the feudalism. Villeins had to pay an insurance fee to their lord in order to avoid being beaten which seems like a very ancap policy.
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Additionally feudalism would be much easier to guillotine lords than anarcho capitalism :gui-better:
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Feudal serfs also had loads of time off for feast days and winter and the like. If you think you're not working a 9 hour * 7 day week under ancapism you're deluded