Original sentence: According to anarchists, the terms anarcho-capitalist and anarcho-capitalism are contradictions.Anarchists assert that capitalism is inherently coercive, hierarchical, and requires or creates a state.Anarchists distance themselves in a similar way from those who describe themselves as nationalist anarchists.Anarcho-capitalists describe their position as a form of anarchism.Anarcho-capitalists differ from anarchists in that:.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 reply that anarcho-capitalism is not a form of anarchism, and that anarchism by definition opposes both state and capitalism.They point out that though some anarchists have advocated modified forms of private property, such as mutualists, all have opposed capitalism
Edited sentence: According to anarcho-socialists, the terms anarcho-capitalist and anarcho-capitalism are contradictions.Anarcho-capitalists differ from some other anarchists in that:.Anarcho-socialists assert that capitalism is inherently coercive, hierarchical, and requires or creates a state.Many anarcho-capitalists describe their position as a form of anarchism.Socialist anarchists, who claim to represent the entire anarchist movement, reply that it is not a form of anarchism and that anarchism by definition opposes both state and capitalism.They point out that some anarchists have advocated modified forms of private property, such as mutualists