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Casual observers think Objectivism's ideal of [[Capitalism]] is similar to anarchism. This is not true. Objectivism rejects anarchism. [[Capitalism]] requires a government of a specific type. The Ayn Rand compilation that addresses politics is [[Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal]]. | Casual observers think Objectivism's ideal of [[Capitalism]] is similar to anarchism. This is not true. Objectivism rejects anarchism. [[Capitalism]] requires a government of a specific type. The Ayn Rand compilation that addresses politics is [[Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal]]. | ||
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[[Libertarianism]] | |||
Revision as of 16:18, 2 June 2006
Anarchism means "the absence of any form of government."
Casual observers think Objectivism's ideal of Capitalism is similar to anarchism. This is not true. Objectivism rejects anarchism. Capitalism requires a government of a specific type. The Ayn Rand compilation that addresses politics is Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal.