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I am not arguing that Communism is free of coersion. I don't think free markets exist, I believe they are an idealized model. I think this is especially true f
by dannypgh 8y ago
I am not arguing that Communism is free of coersion.
I don't think free markets exist, I believe they are an idealized model. I think this is especially true for the labor market.
Likewise, I don't believe there are coersion-free societies. But that does not mean I'm willing to overlook some baseline level of coersion as not being coersion at all. Governments (regardless of economic policy) tend to assert a monopoly on the use of violence in an area, and that monopoly on violence means their policies are enforced through coersion.