jårêd. on Nostr: "Most such intervention is tacitly assumed by mainstream right-libertarians as part ...

"Most such intervention is tacitly assumed by mainstream right-libertarians as part of a 'market' system. Although a few intellectually honest ones like Rothbard and Hess were willing to look into the role of coercion in creating capitalism, the Chicago school and Randroids take existing property relations and class power as a given. Their ideal 'free market' is merely the current system minus the progressive regulatory and welfare state - i.e., nineteenth century robber baron capitalism."