Original sentence: Individualist anarchists are claimed as an influence by both libertarians (particularly anarcho-capitalists), and libertarian socialists, although the two groups often argue over which tradition has more right to "claim" individualist anarchism as an influence.Individualist anarchists do not necessarily posit a right to private property, as is sometimes incorrectly assumed
Edited sentence: In his No Treason, Lysander Spooner upholds the right of the individual to enter into and leave any agreement as they see fit, including their relationship with the state.Individualist anarchists, though often claimed by so-called "libertarians" are generally considered part of the larger tradition of libertarian socialism.They differ from other anarchist traditions not in advocacy of private property, as is sometimes incorrectly assumed, but in that they concieve of society not in  individualistic, rather than collective, terms