Best anarchy-based fiction?

What kind of anarchy do you mean op?

>""""anarcho""""-capitalism

"no"

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The Ego and His Own

>anarcho-capitalism
>property rights
>muh NAP
Awfully spooky tbqh

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The Monkey Wrench Gang

'an'caps

y'all niggas need to read the goddamn bread book

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The road

No Logo is pretty good, but it's not necessarily anarchist.

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How do you even redistribute wealth without a government

>everybody will, like, want to redistribute their property, and it'll be, like, peaceful and shit, maaaan

>Now, on the contrary, when every one is to cultivate himself into man, condemning a man to machine-like labor amounts to the same thing as slavery. If a factory-worker must tire himself to death twelve hours and more, he is cut off from becoming man. Every labor is to have the intent that the man be satisfied. [...] His labor is nothing taken by itself, has no object in itself, is nothing complete in itself; he labors only into another's hands, and is used (exploited) by this other.
That's fucking retarded, even in primitive societies people must spend most of their lives surviving (hunting, gathering fruit, taking care of children, making fire, etc). There was never a point before capitalism when people simply lounged around and did nothing. Workers actually have MORE time to themselves than the common man of the past.

Even then it doesn't make sense. You would still need a centralized body that collects the money/goods and makes sure that everyone gets equal amount of wealth.

Or do they imagine that everyone lives in hippie commune farms, without real industry, and the 'socialism' is just people sharing their eggplants?

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Tank you Mister pee-pee hahaha

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Anarcho-capitalism is an oxymoron.

>redistribute wealth

what did they mean by this?

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>once every 400,000 child starvations caused by market failures

that does not sound very rare at all

>your property right will be infringed
Impossible.

B for Bendetta :DDD

Underrated

You put the "moron" in oxymoron, you moron.

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>even in primitive societies people must spend most of their lives surviving (hunting, gathering fruit

Not true for non-agrarian peoples/

Island huxley

honky: someone soliciting a prostitute

wow

i feel like im the divinci code right now

TMIAHM is a great book.

It's a fantastic primer for a more liberal concept of human politics, but it's important to keep in mind a couple things

>The Loonies weren't allowed to have actual government because they were technically a prison colony.
>They fought a revolution for the right to establish a government, more or less.
>In the beginning, thousands of people died before the voluntarist society stabilized.

That said, it sounded like paradise.

>that moment when some asshole watches emergency volunteers doing a practice airlock repair and talks shit the whole time
>they ignore him, verify that the airlock works, and then proceed to use it to blast him into space.
>main character vouches for them at executive cell meeting afterwards

Fuck, that was a good-ass book, my guy.

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illuminatus! trilogy

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Why do you fuckers feel compelled to respond to these "curse" po

China mievelle is an left-anarchist iirc. There's some of his ideology sprinkled through perdido street station and the scar

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(((theft)))

Libertarian isn't anarchist.

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Theft only exists if you have property rights

Anarcho-Capitalists are a subset of libertarians

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and they're not anarchists

They advocate for the abolishment of all government, how is that not anarchism?

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