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"companies exist through free agreements between people." I think this is the common "Libertarian" view, that then goes down the Libertarian Rabbit Hole : "Th
by FrustratedMonky 3y ago
"companies exist through free agreements between people."
I think this is the common "Libertarian" view, that then goes down the Libertarian Rabbit Hole :
"That is Anarchy, wait no, we need some rules, guess we're back to having some type of government and/or corporation, back to the drawing board".
Humans keep re-inventing Moloch.
- randomdata 3y agoYes, the Libertarian view is that people should be free to enter into agreements with each other. Which is nothing like anarchy. Libertarians in no way believe people should be free to do whatever they want. Government (or at least something resembling government) is always necessary under Libertarianism. After all, who else is going to ensure that agreements are upheld? Who is going stop those who try to act absent of an agreement?