Anarchism, Libertarianism, and the Pursuit of Individual Freedom

Libertarian (Noun): A person who advocates for individual freedom, limited government, and the free-market .
Anarcho-capitalism (Noun): A political ideology and economic theory supporting the elimination of the state, emphasizing voluntary interactions, private property, and free-market capitalism.
Nickname (Noun): Informal names given to someone, often reflecting their characteristics.
Anarchist (Noun): A person who advocates for a society without government or central authority.
Free market (Noun): An economic system where prices and wages are determined by unrestricted competition and supply and demand.
Limited government (Noun): A political philosophy advocating for minimal government intervention in personal and economic affairs.
Private property (Noun): Ownership of assets and resources by individuals or private organisations.

Exploring the ideology of anarchism and its relation to left-wing philosophy, this chapter examines the goal of anarchists to create a more equitable society based on cooperation and mutual assistance. It also draws parallels between anarchism and libertarianism, highlighting their shared values of individual freedom and skepticism of excessive government control.

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