Well known Anarcho-Capitalist?

[Euler]

Judge Andrew Napolitano. Im not sure if hes fully admitted it yet.

I remember a lecture he did at the Mises institute on the powers of the federal government where he essentially identified as one. I'll see if I can pull up the video.

[MAM]

It's a bit off topic, but I just want to say that I've seen Penn & Teller's live show twice, and I'd recommend it highly to anyone.

Seen em 3 times they rule!

[Tear-Down-the-Wall]

Doesn't somebody have a story where Julian Assange admits to being an anarchist? I know he has admitted to being a libertarian but I thought I read on here a while back he admitted he was an anarchist.

[Tear-Down-the-Wall]

Cody R. Wilson, founder of DefDist calls himself a market anarchist in this interview.

[AgoristTeen1994]

In regards to J.R.R. Tolkien and confusion as to what an anarcho-monarchist is, from my understanding it is a system where a monarch exists with it being an inherited position, but is mostly a figurehead who is used as final arbitrator in most cases, and could be a leader of military operations, but for the day-to-day living of the people within said society, there is no entity that would be recognized as a central government, i.e. "The State" that's my understanding of what it means of course.

[MAM]

In regards to J.R.R. Tolkien and confusion as to what an anarcho-monarchist is, from my understanding it is a system where a monarch exists with it being an inherited position, but is mostly a figurehead who is used as final arbitrator in most cases, and could be a leader of military operations, but for the day-to-day living of the people within said society, there is no entity that would be recognized as a central government, i.e. "The State" that's my understanding of what it means of course.

I like to eat. Instead of a monarch I propose we have a Chef be final arbiter in matters. We'll call it anarcho-chefism.