Anarcho-capitalist libertarianism

[fr0d0]

If you don't deny it, then why argue it? You quote extreme socialism back at us, why is that? I'm undecided on cheaper labour from abroad. Exploitation is more the point where capitalism is concerned. And I don't care how you want to wrap it up, it's all greed to me.

I'm not arguing it...you are. This thread was about anarcho-capitalism in a Libertarian society; you went off on a tangent about slavery, to which I responded by telling you it was a pathetic argument (post #28). You clarified your point again, and I re-iterated why it was a stupid argument (post #33). You then change your argument by saying that businesses try to get the cheapest labour possible, a point on which I agreed and you knew I agreed on since we've discussed it before. I further re-iterated why bringing slavery into the discussion was ridiculous when the topic is anarcho-capitalist Libertarianism (post #37). Are we following the same conversation?

The slave trade is just an example of the extremes of capitalism... that's where it naturally leads, and would lead to with your ideal. Slavery IS the cheapest labour possible, and that's why capitalism NOW practices it. And this is with regulation. Just imagine what would happen without regulation!