r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/FaithlessnessSpare15 • 11h ago
I hate the left and the right equally
I love ❤️ pointing out both parties hypocrisy 🤪 😌
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/FaithlessnessSpare15 • 11h ago
I love ❤️ pointing out both parties hypocrisy 🤪 😌
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r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/feral--daryl • 2h ago
That's a hypothetical question. Of course the left is pointing the finger at Elon and Trump, but these tired accusations have gotten me thinking: "What billionaires are actually hiding in the shadows and pulling the strings of American policies - foreign and domestic?"
Let's start naming some fucking names. We like to bitch about the military/industrial complex, but I don't think many of us could name a single player that puts America at risk for more war and economic ruin.
C'mon. Let's make a list of the real threats.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/WBigly-Reddit • 2h ago
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For those people who think it’s only Trump’s idea.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/myfingid • 8h ago
https://x.com/JoForLiberty/status/1908187006955360527
I mean, I think she's right. The idiot brigade in the comments would be easily lead by Trump the go with price controls as the tariffs wreck our economy. Things are going to get more expensive very soon, and it will be very noticeable. People are used to having access to cheap goods delivered to your door and are already financially stretched.
As things get more difficult, it's not a stretch to see them demand more government to fuck up what government has already fucked up. FFS they're supporting the tariffs that are going to further fuck up their lives.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/MyPhoneSucksBad • 18h ago
I try not to pay much attention to the shitshow politics going on, but on my route, I ran into a protest going on and went to see what it was about on my local area subreddit. Just more complaining about Musk and how we should think of the poor government workers that can no longer mooch of my extorted income.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/oceanofice • 1h ago
I do not vote. I think it’s an act of violence and that democracy is mob rule, but I’ve been hearing a lot of noise about this The Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act and how it restricts voting rights, especially for women. I don’t pay much attention to current politics, what are all your thoughts about it?
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/WBigly-Reddit • 19h ago
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And some people think it’s just President Trump’s Idea.
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/carlanpsg • 1d ago
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r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/hblok • 1d ago
Seeing the news from the "Hands off" demonstrations, I'm struck by the ever so consistent pattern of the left to use language in a way which is always opposite of what you'd see in a dictionary.
Staring with "hands off" - what they actually want, is the government hand into everything. (Or maybe a government boot). Now, I haven't seen a poster with "Hands off our hard earned money". Odd.
Then there's "Save our democracy" - meaning elections are only valid if it goes according to my preference.
Oh, and will you look at that, there's a poster with Trump, Vance and Elon as nazis. That's the normal woke way of showing how tolerant they are, I think. Or maybe it's just self-projection.
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r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/Intelligent-End7336 • 1d ago
Tariffs are legacy projects for statists who want to be remembered as 'fighters' instead of failures. They hijack voluntary trade between free people and turn it into a political stunt, all to get their name in the history books. But here's the catch, you're the one paying the price.
Prices go up. Markets distort. Businesses suffer. And all for what? So a president can claim he 'stood up to China'? So future speeches can say, 'We protected American jobs.' They just ignore how many were quietly lost or never created in the first place.
The truth is, no politician can 'win' a trade war. The only winners are the bureaucrats and cronies who profit off the chaos. Free markets, actual free exchange between people, don’t need tariffs. Statists do. Tariffs are the smoke and mirrors of a dying empire trying to look strong on the way down.
So what’s the point of all these endless arguments and low-effort memes about tariffs? It’s not really about trade. It’s tribal signaling. Politicians want a legacy, partisans want a fight, and the rest of us pay the price.
And if we just sit here meme’ing at each other, nothing changes. The low-effort posts waste your time while they keep the circus going. Drop the noise. Trade should be free because people should be free.
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r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/carlanpsg • 9h ago
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This is what happens when someone knocks your “Trump Won” jewelry off the table at Hands Off protests at Bryant Park in New York City
r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/Resedom • 18h ago
For pushing benefits,better conditions and wages the workers have the freedom to elaborate and communicate whats bad for them, but can this be made without using governement mechanics or any other left afiliations to avoid spreading ideological propaganda?
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