Enforcing the free market

[supergee]

Back when I was, or thought I was a libertarian, one thing I liked about it was that we didn't expect everyone to be like us. Communism has to be fractal; if it isn't egalitarian socialism all the way down, the market will slither back in and people will pay what they think something is worth instead of the amount of labor value, but libertarians can allow voluntary collectivist organizations. But no, some people insist that everyone be like them.

Thanx to Shakesville

Comments

[andrewducker]

I really liked the idea in a Ken McLeod novel of a libertarian society in which there were communist groups who voluntarily came together and shared all resources between them. If people choose to be communist then more power to them!

[supergee]

Typically MacLeod. Love it!

[laughingrat]

Those tots are philosophically descended straight from Emma Goldman and her ilk, and are clearly a danger to this great nation!