Libertarianism

# Libertarianism and Capitalism

## Capitalism

Capitalism is a free market economy where people can choose what to do with their money, wealth, and possessions

## Libertarianism

Libertarianism based upfront the principles of classical liberalism and the ideals of the American revolution of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. This ideology also commonly will appear on the anarchist right or libertarian right on most forms and sects of the ideology.

## Libertarian conservatism (Lib-Con)

This ideology focuses on individual freedom such as life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness with the ideals of conservatism like traditionalism, Judeo-Christian values, and advocates for more morally religious laws while still giving as much possible freedom.

## Paleo-Libertarianism (pale-libertarian)

Paleolibertarianism is identified by opposition to all types of state interventionism, typically foreign and economic. Paleolibertarianism as an ideology is one which embodies a culturally and economically right-wing and a generally libertarian position.

## Geolibertarianism (Geo-libertarian)

This is an economically right-wing, culturally variable, and anti-authoritarian ideology that believes in an un-tampered free market except for a singular land-value tax.

## Objectivism

The belief that each man should exist for only his own sake and follow only their persuite of happiness (as long as it harms no one), that each human has a right to life, and that all humans inherently have unalienable rights that a good government is made to defend. This ideology endorses self discipline, rationalism, the belief that there is only one truth, and that matter and consciousness are separate (where the consciousness goes is up to religion).

## Minarchism

This is the belief in a nightwatchmen state where the government only holds up police, firemen, military, and National Guard to keep itself functional.

## Pink capitalism

This is a culturally left form of capitalism.

## Authoritarian Capitalism

This is an ideology that believes that capitalism can better exist with a strong government central government to protect it.

## Plutocracy

This is the belief that corporations can better function at governing than conventional governments.

## State capitalism

This is an ideology where the government can own businesses (unfunded by taxes) to compete in the free market.

## Liberaltarianism

This is the belief that a libertarian philosophy ran government could effectively run a liberal democratic or liberal republic state.

## Libertarian Marxism

This ideology believes in libertarian freedom and principles can be best practiced in a Marxist regime.

## Libertarian Market Socialism

This is an ideology that holds the core beliefs of mutualism with less extremity combined with libertarian principles of government and believes that libertarian principles can best be executed with communal living.

## Libertarian Socialism

This follows Anarcho-communist like views while still believing that socialism can still have business competition.

## National Libertarianism (grey libertarianism)

This a usually conservative anti-globalist version of libertarianism (libertarianism often focuses on the every state needing to be close to libertarianism or there being no state to have libertarianism). This ideology also preaches that true libertarianism has to be by the nation or community to enforce N.A.P. rather than on the merit of the individual.

## Social Libertarianism (bleeding heart libertarianism)

This ideology believes that libertarianism and social justice should keep each other in check and that cancel culture should be used against companies that break the N.A.P. or use unethical practices.

## Neo-libertarianism

This believes that the concepts of negative rights are incompatible with a limited government

## Chicagoan Libertarianism

Milton Freidman’s sect of libertarianism that actively goes against Keynesian policies and government interventionalist based on that government intervention has caused all great economic crashes.