The Smile of the Unvanquished

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Left-libertarianism Pretty much sums up most of my own viewpoints, barring ideas on equality of race and ethnics. I think that in small-scale communities and primitive, pre-urban cultures the answers are giving how to manage a society in terms of ownership and subsistence. The problem with some libertarians/anarcho-capitalists is that it lauds too much the polito-economic constellation as it is and defends economic strongholds which actually have claimed a near monopoly on economic affairs and are de facto detrimental to free market schemes. In their lectures, they appear rather to take side with banks and corporations in stead of small businesses, workers and other categories. I left some of my old socialist persuasions, but not my altruism for the underdog and less fortunate echelons of society (except the dregs and chavs, which are as despicable as the posh toffs). Where in our current society you are obliged to either find work in either whatever job ...