Like don’t get me wrong the oligarchs, their sex traffickers, and the people who are apathetic to the suffering they’ve caused onto others need to kick the bucket tbh. But this mob justice mentality does more harm than good.
As an anarcho-communist, I’m deeply concerned that a market without any social constraints is a direct path to disaster and a new form of slavery. In my view, as long as we are ruled by a drive for material accumulation, leaving the world to corporate giants without any rules will only lead to private tyrannies. Even if current laws are flawed, they at least provide a baseline that makes life bearable; removing them entirely while keeping capitalist structures seems like an invitation for neo-feudalism.
To be honest, I just don't understand how a system based on absolute private property can avoid the exploitation of the weak by those who hold all the capital. I’m genuinely curious: how would an unregulated market prevent a company from simply becoming a "private state" with its own rules? I’d love for someone to explain this to me and I welcome a civil conversation on the matter.