It is government, when kept within its proper bounds, that protects these rights. It is not the enemy of freedom but the framework within which freedom can thrive. Without the recognition of patents and corporations, the marketplace would devolve into the law of the jungle, where there is no recourse for theft, no protection for innovation. The anarchists reject these safeguards not because they oppose tyranny, but because they oppose the individual's right to protect what is theirs.

They are not champions of freedom but of a twisted collectivism, where the rights of the individual are subsumed by the chaos they create.

This is their dishonesty: they speak of freedom, but they advocate for a world in which the individual has no protection, no recourse, and no rights.

They do not fight for liberty; they fight for a system in which the strong devour the weak, where the mind is subservient to brute force, and where freedom is reduced to an empty slogan.

True freedom, real capitalism, is built on the rights we have wrested from government—the right to form corporations, to hold patents, to protect our intellectual and financial autonomy. And it is only within this system that individuals can truly be free.

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S. Tominaga AKA CSW
Oct 02, 2024
https://x.com/CsTominaga/status/1841335283390042505

https://t.me/S_Tominaga/1039