Salve.....

Sono un anarco-capitalista convinto.
Io credo in una società basata esclusivamente sul libero mercato e nella quale sia eliminato ogni ricorso alla coercizione attraverso il superamento dello Stato, intrinsecamente autoritario secondo gli anarco-capitalisti. A dispetto della denominazione, l'anarco-capitalismo non è anarchico nel senso tradizionale e socialista del termine, in quanto appare slegato e spesso anche contrapposto alle tematiche classiche dell'anarchismo storico, quali il mutualismo, il socialismo, l'egualitarismo, l'anti-autoritarismo, l'anti-sessismo, mentre affonda le radici nella classica tradizione liberale e liberista, definendosi l'unica possibilità di dare un contenuto realistico e coerente alla proposta di abolire lo Stato e la violenza che è insita in esso.

LONG LIVE ANARCHO-CAPITALISM
What is anarcho-capitalism?
Anarcho-capitalism is the political philosophy and theory that

1. the State is an unnecessary evil and should be abolished, and
2. a free-market private property economic system is morally permissible.

Part one is simply the definition of "anarchism," and part two is soft propertarianism, known more generally as "a free market" or "laissez-faire." Let's look more closely at each of the two parts of our definition. Moral permissibility is a "minimum" position. Almost all anarcho-capitalists believe also that a laissez-faire economic system is generally better than alternatives. Some strong propertarians, such as objectivists, go further and claim that laissez-faire is the only moral economic system.

A typical dictionary definitionPf of anarchism is: "The theory or doctrine that all forms of government are oppressive and undesirable and should be abolished."Pf This definition follows the etymology of the word: "Anarchism" is derived from the Greek αναρχία meaning "without archon" (ruler, chief, or king.) This is the core meaning of the term - against the State. This means against it in principle, as an institution, not merely against certain policies or personnel.

1. The right to work for the amount we choose. What we earn should be a matter between ourselves and our employers, not something controlled or approved by some government, union boss, or other busy-body. 2. The right to work for whom we choose. Where we work should be a matter of which job offer we accept, not controlled by some law or union rule saying that we are the wrong race, or sex, or what someone with our amount of experience is allowed to do. 3. The right to keep the product of our labor, and do with it as we choose. The product of our labour is the amount we agree to sell our services to an employer for. It is ours by right, and any authority who takes it from us for their own purposes is wrong, be it taxes or union dues. Having earned it, we have a right to keep it even if we change its form, by buying something with it or willing it to our heirs. 4. The right to decide how we work. What if we dont want three weeks off, but would like a little extra pay, instead? What if we want to buy health insurance with a huge deductible for two hundred bucks a year, instead of paying two hundred bucks per month for full insurance, because we have a lot saved up in the bank in case we get sick? Nobody should be able to bully us, with tax incentives, regulations, or collective bargaining contracts, into taking a generic benefits package that has stuff we dont need, instead of the money or benefits I would prefer. 5. The right to work the way we choose. We have a right to decide what is safe, for ourselves, instead of being locked into some instantly-outdated and rigid standard. We likewise have the right to decide what way to do things, and again not be shackled by red tape and rules invented by some bureaucracy. 6. The right to become owners / management, and be proud of it. If we work hard, and make the sacrifice of saving our rightful income (product of labor), or work in our own time to create a great new idea, we have a right to invest it to create new wealth, becoming an owner, and not be punished for it, or looked down upon as something other than a worker.