The Legendary Dragon Alephwyr, named Alephwyr, BA

Probably a culturally left anarchy that's adjusted right into AnCap territory by 40-65% or so.

So 50% into ancap territory would be something like minarchism yeh?

No. It would be a system that was mostly worker owned with competing private defense and law firms per early Rothbard, property rights, and a stronger tendency towards enclaves than left anarchists would prefer, but with open borders and fairly robust freedom of movement.

Why do you believe in property rights? All property has come from some form of exploitation or violence so how can ownership of it be justified? I dont like the idea of ppl owning the pieces of land. Like i will walk and go on any piece of land i want lol.

While there has never been a fully satisfactory theory of the origin of property rights, I buy Rothbard's fundamental analysis that ownership is at the core of all coherent articulations of rights. Therefore I cannot reject property rights.

well at least with left anarchists there is the idea of "personal property' and then "private property" and using personal property you can uphold all rights.

Maybe. I've never been fond of that distinction, but I am also not terribly well read.

Well I think even with co-ops and unions, big companies will still monopolize the market and with no laws theyll become a ttue threat comparable to any government.