One of my frustrations with the anarcho-socialists is their idea of perpetual revolution. They focus on overthrowing and redistributing, not building and growing. They, in turn view the anarcho-capitalists as reactionary counter-revolutionaries who dare hold onto ideas of property and leadership and (sometimes) religion as a refusal to make the changes the communists see as necessary to achieve their envisioned end goal.
As I see it, the anarcho-socialists have a preexisting idea of what humanity and society must become, and the revolution cannot end until that happens. The market anarchists try to examine how humans are now, and find ways to circumvent the State and make its claimed authority obsolete. Market anarchists have been among the folks building cryptocurrency to undermine government monetary monopolies.
Meanwhile, the Democrats and Republicans bicker over what color to paint the prison walls.
But I know I'm a crazy extremist. No one cares what I think.
RE: Revolution, Change and the Status Quo