Original sentence: Anarcho-capitalists, like other libertarians, commonly define coercion as the act of preventing a person from having the willful use of her body or property by initiating physical force, the threat of such, or fraud.Initiation of force is interpreted by libertarians as excluding those instances of property enforcement they believe are legitimate, instead, such acts are described as "defensive".capitalism (in the sense of an economic system where the means of production are privately owned, economic decisions are privately made, and exchanges occur in a "free market") and oppose all forms of what they consider to be coercion
Edited sentence: Anarcho-capitalists, like other libertarians, commonly define coercion as the act of preventing a person from having the willful use of her body or property by employing physical force, the threat of such, or fraud (contrary to socialists, they do not consider defense of private property as coercion).capitalism (in the sense of an economic system where the means of production are privately owned, economic decisions are privately made, and exchanges occur in a "free market") and oppose any initiation of what they consider to be coercion