Differences between Market Anarchism and Social Anarchism.
From our series Political Spectrum.
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Differences between Market Anarchism and Social Anarchism
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Market Anarchism |
Social Anarchism |
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It promotes the good of every single individual but without the existence of a government. |
It believes that a just society can only be achieved if the collective is in control of everything (no government) |
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Similar goals as Libertarianism (but without government) |
Similar goals than communism (but without government) |
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Pro-capitalism |
Anti-capitalism |
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People should be completely free to undertake whatever activities they desire |
People should not be able to use their freedom and resources as they wish |
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Freedom leads to justice |
Freedom leads to many injustices |
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The only property is private property |
The only property belongs to the collective |
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Government is the source of most humankind problems |
Government is the source of most humankind problems |
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Incompatible with governments |
Incompatible with governments |
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Free markets |
Slave or controlled markets |
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Governments interfere with free markets |
Governments interfere with the collective |
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Opposed to all kinds of force except for defense |
Uses force to achieve its means |
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Governments are unjust because they interfere with free will |
Governments are unjust because they support capitalism and prevent the rise of the collective |
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Everything can be accomplished with maximum efficiency by a market driven economy |
All injustices can be solved and equity can be obtained by an economy fully controlled by the collective |
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Seeks political triumph exclusively through non-violent means |
Seeks political triumph by whatever means necessary, typically violent ones |
