Don’t say too loudly that you are an anarcho-capitalist and that you defend everything the books on anarcho-capitalism say. Whoever wrote the books had an interest; notice that most theoretical anarcho-capitalists defend: - Abortion - The free movement of people - They never usually explain that a counterbalance is needed to defend workers’ interests against large corporations. - Most theoretical anarcho-capitalists work for the state or end up getting into politics, that is, into the system. The first two are a pure contradiction because they go totally against private property; life is private property, a country is the private property of its inhabitants. The third makes me think badly of many. And the fourth is pure hypocrisy and inconsistency. Never believe in ideologies; use common sense and have your own ideology. I only make an exception for Samuel Edward Konkin III, who lived in a way consistent with his postulates and refused to work for the government, and who also spoke about what anarcho-capitalists never talk about: how to end the state through black markets.