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Moreover, the fact that Spooner believed in the “mutualist banking system” is not very persuasive–after all he was crankish on land and weak on economics (see Rothbard’s The Spooner-Tucker Doctrine: An Economist’s View) and bad on IP.
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Moreover, the fact that Spooner believed in the “mutualist banking system” is not very persuasive–after all he was crankish on land and weak on economics (see Rothbard’s The Spooner-Tucker Doctrine: An Economist’s View) and bad on IP.
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We have explained to you this long ago.
“I am an individualist anarchist”
Of course not, you are anarcho-capitalist. Kevin Carson is an example of individualist anarchism. Even Sponner believed in mutualist bank system and favored self-employment as a solution to the labor problem.
Offtopic, I suggest to watch this interesting video to brainpolice:
When Is A Monopoly Too Big?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5tVFrMlSZw&feature=channel_page
“Of course not, you are anarcho-capitalist. Kevin Carson is an example of individualist anarchism. Even Sponner believed in mutualist bank system and favored self-employment as a solution to the labor problem.”
Wow. I have to hope the regular left-libertarians are not happy about having Kregus’s ilk associated with them. One cannot be “individualist” if one is an anarcho-libertarian? If one does nnot “believe in” the “mutualist bank system” … What? If one does not “favor” “self-employment as a solution to the labor problem”…? Wha? What “labor problem”? There is no “labor problem.” How loony and ridiculous.