Not the North-Korea we have come to know?

ROCK THAT BUMBLEBEE FLAG! WOOOOOH! FREE MARKET, FUCK YEAH!

True heroes of our time.

"When we hang the Capitalists, they shall sell us the rope we use."

A bigger question is "How are your land deeds valid if it they aren't backed by any states' judicial system?". At the end of the day, it isn't really worth questioning.

A large point of free market economics is being able to earn more than others, become wealthy, all of that. So in all, a free market encourages class division, and kind of goes against the whole 'No rulers' thing.. Which is what Anarchy is all about.

In conclusion. That is why anarchists, unlike communists, tend to stray away from the color yellow.

This was actually the French flag in the 17th century.

The absence of a state is anarchy. Anarcho-capitalists are capitalists who want to abolish the state. Anarchy is not the same as anarchism.

Anarchy means 'Without Rulers'. The point of abolishing state is to get rid of all leaders, and create a horizontal-democratic classless society, where nobody is above anybody else. Whether you believe we are Politically/legally equal or not, For a free market to work, you need multiple classes - An employing (bourgeois) class, and a class of people that will work for lower wages (Proletarian). So, it's pretty hypocritical.

Anarchy is the lack of a state. That's it. Large parts of Somalia are experiencing anarchy right now. It's a state of being, not an ideology. A society that lacks a state is in anarchy.

That's the Marxist view, and an outdated one at that. Capitalism doesn't recognize class. That virtually no one even fits the definition of a prole in the West today highlights the inadequacy of that dialectic materialism bullshit.

Back to flags please. Awesome, awesome flags.

No wonder the French like to surrender a lot.

No... No wonder a white flag is the symbol of surrender.

I want to know the songs in this video.

Mutualism - The truely free market.

Free yes, workable unlikely.

I dont see why Mutualism is unlikely to work, if we have had gift economys surviving for half a decade only falling due to external invasion, mutualist markets can exist.

Mutualism actually isn't all that radical, and is far less taxing on the individual then its more collective counterparts. Although IMO, it suits participism better then anarchism.