I am the accused know-nothing above commenter. In fact, I know presiely what "anarcho-capitalism" is, and I totally reject it. An actual system of freedom (wh

I am the accused know-nothing above commenter. In fact, I know presiely what "anarcho-capitalism" is, and I totally reject it. An actual system of freedom (which capitalism falls out of) requires people to be protected from the initiation of force by a government. Anarcho-capitalism is simply a power vacuum that will be filled (99% of the time, in a dangerous way). Moreover, I am not a libertarian, I am an Objectivist (the philosophy the libertarians stole 10% of and started taking out of context when they started their modern movement). To respond to your other point, the fundamental political axis is freedom on the one side, and authoritarianism on the other. It doesn't particularly matter if that is wrapped up as socialism, communism, fascism, or whatever.