> or people who are anarchists (which is decidedly not libertarian). I grant you that most anarchists are not libertarians, but I fail to see how Anarcho-Capit

> or people who are anarchists (which is decidedly not libertarian). I grant you that most anarchists are not libertarians, but I fail to see how Anarcho-Capitalists are not. > Perhaps we need to run away and invent a new word. We've done that, several times. We were once "liberals", then "libertarians", and it feels like we're now fracturing into subgroups that take on various labels: "ancap", "minarchist", "classical liberal", etc.