Original sentence: Anarchist critics generally argue that capitalism is upheld by the state, and that in the absence of state or state-like enforcement private property beyond possession would not be economically viable.Anarcho-capitalists are not technically "anarchists" in that they only oppose the existence of a government.Anarcho-capitalists consider that they are realists, and that minarchists are mistaken to believe that a state monopoly on coercion can be contained within any reasonable limits.However, while anarchists argue from history, etymology, and common use to claim that their tradition entails opposition to all hierarchical coercion, anarcho-capitalists hold the view that "anarchist" can properly be used to describe someone who merely rejects state coercion.In recent years libertarianism has attracted many "fellow travelers" who care little about such theoretical issues and merely wish to reduce the size, corruption, and intrusiveness of government.Most libertarians feel more strongly about their common support for their conception of individual liberty, responsibility and property, than about their possible minarchist vs.Some libertarians don't take a position with regard to this division, and don't care about it.While they consider themselves to be anarchists, they insist in rejecting the connotations attached to this term regarding support of socialism
Edited sentence: Anarcho-capitalists consider that they are realists, and that minarchists are deluded to believe that a state monopoly on coercion can be contained within any reasonable limits.In recent years libertarianism has attracted many "fellow travelers" (to borrow a phrase from the Communists) who care little about such theoretical issues and merely wish to reduce the size, corruption, and intrusiveness of government.Many libertarians don't take a position with regard to this division, and don't care about it.Most libertarians feel much more strongly about their common support for individual liberty, responsibility and property, than about their possible minarchist vs.One subset is the South Park Republicans.While anarcho-capitalists are technically "anarchists" in that they oppose the existence of a government, other anarchists believe that anarchism entails opposition to all hierarchies (as opposed to just the state) and thus do not consider anarcho-capitalism to be a form of anarchism.While they consider themselves to be anarchists, they insist in rejecting any connotations attached to this term regarding support of a socialist ideal