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Anarcho-Capitalism is a hyper-idealist ideology that seeks the total abolishment of the state, and for the return of a fantasized version of capitalism. Being an extremist form of Right-Wing Libertarianism, Ancaps fundimentally reject any sort of class or historical analysis, instead viewing the only conflict in society as that between the government, and the "free market". Ancaps wish to privatize practically eveything in society, from legal courts, to roads, in order to liberate the people from what they view as "government coercion", and create a "voluntary society".[1]
References
- ↑ Peter Marshall (1991). Demanding the Impossible: A History of Anarchism: '36'. PM Press. ISBN 9781604860641