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i am gonna have to side with jcc and desparan on this one. alan i admire your spirit and your conviction and faith in what you believe is right but i fail to see how anarcy (no government no police no checks and balances no one to go to if you need help no checks on the economy if some fat bastard is gouging scicne hes the only one who has a product member opec yeah its called a monopoly) would be better that the curent state of things. its not perfect nothing is but its also keeping alot of powerful people in check. Also limiting capitalism (you got the money you buy it, you got it you set the price) by a government organisasion (socialism) is mixed economics.(duh) also there is not a single person in america that dosent think of black people when they hear the word slave(depending on your sexual tastes) and what a concept slavery=exploitation if the owner dosnt pay his workers and can buy sell and trade people yeah its slavery. capitalism is exceptable because it gives everyone a choice, you can choose to go to school get and ed. and then work your way to the top slavery is no choices. the business amn whom exploits his employees is not above justice. his workers can unite (hmm they could call it a work UNION 1930s ring a bell??) and demand better treatment pay etc. the greedy business man is only fucking himself in the long run. Also have you not heard of idont know certin organisation like OSHA? a regulatory body that can impose harsh penalties and even take your business in the event that you break labor laws? i am not saying your argument is without merit, i am saying that your being naieve to think that people would have the intelligence or means to develop a spontanious economy. communisim is a great idea in theroy but you forget all systems of government will be flawed due to the inherit flaws in man. It is only everyone watching everyone that we can make our best attempt at making sure no one gets away with anything. anarcho-whatever will be subject to the same amount, if not more injustice, crime, and insufficency to the people as centralised government
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