Original sentence: All of which are seen by the critics as being opposed to any anarchist philosophy; rendering the terms anarcho-capitalist and anarcho-capitalism oxymorons.Anarcho-capitalists self-identify themselves as anarchists.Several points of difference are cited by the critics:.This is found objectionable by those that see traditional Anarchaim as inherently opposed to capitalisim
Edited sentence: According to non-hyphenated anarchists, eco-anarchists, anarcho-syndicalists, Christian anarchists, utopian anarchists, anarcho-skinheads, anarcho-punks, situationists, autonomists, anarcho-communists, advocates of post-left anarchy, green anarchists, anarcho-primitivists, anarcha-feminists, social ecologists, antifa, Zapatistas, wobblies, mutualists, insurrectionary anarchists, individualist anarchists and others from the anarchist tradition, the terms anarcho-capitalist and anarcho-capitalism are oxymoronic.Anarchists are.Anarchists assert that capitalism is inherently coercive, hierarchical, and requires or creates a state.Anarchists believe capitalist relationships such as exist between capitalists and labor, bosses and workers, owners and renters, landlords and landless, are coercive.Anarchists distance themselves in a similar way from those who describe themselves as nationalist anarchists.The difference between anarcho-capitalists and anarchists is, on the other hand, a vast gulf.These anarchists point out that their movement and intellectual tradition emerged from and remain a part of the same struggles against capitalism that gave birth to other forms of anti-capitalism, such as Marxism, though they developed in an anti-authoritarian direction.They differ in that:.They point out that though some anarchists, such as mutualists, have advocated modified forms of private property, all have opposed capitalism