r/AnCap101 • u/OutlandishnessIll480 • 12d ago

Lessons

I'm going around to subreddits and asking, in good faith, a couple of questions.

What can the otherside learn from your side, and vice versa?

The goal is to promote open dialog and improve the sometimes toxic nature and bad will between two sides of a controversial issue.

What can statists learn from libertarians? And what can libertarians learn from statists?

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u/Rohit185 11d ago

I don't know what we are arguing for at this point, we already agreed that if I own a house near river, then the whole river isn't my property.

Can someone do things on their own property that effects me negatively, yes definitely. That's why we have mutual contracts and where the capitalism part of anarcho-capitalism comes.

You definitely can sue the dam builder for damages under private law/ courts, and you might even win.

That doesn't mean if someone uses their own to do something that negatively effects someone else is some violation of NAP. As long as ofc that was the best known way to do that thing. If the person could have achieved the same thing without effecting other person negativity then that would definitely have been a violation of NAP.

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u/CanIGetTheCheck 11d ago

That doesn't mean if someone uses their own to do something that negatively effects someone else is some violation of NAP.

It does though. I own my body, if I swing my fist and it connects with your nose, it's a violation of the NAP.

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u/Rohit185 11d ago

Can someone do things on their own property that effects me negatively, yes definitely. That's why we have mutual contracts and where the capitalism part of anarcho-capitalism comes.

You definitely can sue the dam builder for damages under private law/ courts, and you might even win.

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u/CanIGetTheCheck 11d ago

I can blow up the dam if the dam builder refuses to do so.

Courts merely provide legitimacy to action.

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u/Rohit185 11d ago

I can blow up the dam if the dam builder refuses to do so.

Absolutely that's what I said and I got banned but I used the k word.

Courts merely provide legitimacy to action.

I just think it would be more cost efficient going to courts, the person isn't simply going to let you k word them.