Well I just looked the title of this post up because I sometimes read Jeff Berwick and frequently read and listen to Doug Casey among others. Hope I spelled Jeff's name correctly. Anyway anarcho-capitalism is a term coined by the Austrian School of Economics' Murray Rothbard to describe a market based economic system without government where all goods and services are provided by private business.
Considering the malevolent maelstrom our government has put us in 2016 not to mention every government that has existed on the planet since recorded history and their cumulative net effect I would definitely consider myself an anarcho-capitalist.
No government ~ let's see. No government = no war, no tax, no BS, no fraudulent elections, no politicians, no politicians lies and false promises, no false flags, no military, no military spending, no cronies living off the fat of the land, i.e. other peoples industry, no arbitrary rules for personal gain, no unnecessary killing of innocent people, no waste, no corruption, no mandatory health care expenditure, on and on. It is difficult to think of all the possibilities.
Let's see. What would a free market system without government look like??? The first thing that comes to mind is FREE and UNMANIPULATED!!! It is difficult to imagine such a system simply because our own system has been corrupt for so long. Simple supply and demand have not determined price nor asset allocation for so long it is difficult to imagine the opportunities missed, the inventions squandered, the waste that could have been saved and reallocated to viable, productive, and visionary products and services that could of made life better for all of us.
I will probably want to edit these lists in the future, but am so new here at Steemit I have no clue whether that is possible or not. This is a subject and movement that I thoroughly can get behind and promote. I appreciate Jeff introducing me to this philosophy and system of economic and social structure. With a little more thought these 2 above lists should become exceedingly long. Come to think of it perhaps persons that read this may decide to comment and add to each. Much appreciation and gratitude is forthcoming from me for such participation.
