Even before i heard of Marxism, I already figured out that much of the problem is due to those who haves and have nots. I am from a poor country where the rich don’t care and basically own the country, but the poor are not class conscious and keep electing the same politicians. So, I have seen first hand the worst of capitalism. Libertarians want to realise their utopia of a regulation-free society; but if people want to see in action what it’s like, just look at developing countries. There are laws and regulations, sure, but if you have money, the officials look the other way. The laws and regulations are theoretical which makes it pretty much imaginary. In other words, it is tacitly libertarian. Imagine if laws and regulations are formally rid of as dreamt by libertarians. I always mention this to them but of course, they’re probably wealthy and don’t care. Exploitation is part of the game for them.
Even before i heard of Marxism, I already figured out that much of the problem is due to those who haves and have nots. I am from a poor country where the rich don’t care and basically own the country, but the poor are not class conscious and keep electing the same politicians. So, I have seen first hand the worst of capitalism. Libertarians want to realise their utopia of a regulation-free society; but if people want to see in action what it’s like, just look at developing countries. There are laws and regulations, sure, but if you have money, the officials look the other way. The laws and regulations are theoretical which makes it pretty much imaginary. In other words, it is tacitly libertarian. Imagine if laws and regulations are formally rid of as dreamt by libertarians. I always mention this to them but of course, they’re probably wealthy and don’t care. Exploitation is part of the game for them.