I don't think that this should be framed as a 'government vs markets' issue, as it's so often framed. It's possible to be anti-state and against the free market

I don't think that this should be framed as a 'government vs markets' issue, as it's so often framed. It's possible to be anti-state and against the free market at the same time. This is by wanting to bring about the conditions for the destruction of the free market, namely so that workers are not forced to sell their labour-time in order to survive.