Is individualist anarchism capitalistic?

[Porcupine_in_MA]

It's not your fault I last longer with my "women".

FTFY

[Sam Gunn (since nobody got Admiral Naismith)]

It's not your fault I last longer with my "women".

FTFY

Funny.

[IndyCA]

It sounds like mutalism is being straw manned in this thread.  I lurk in a lot of anarchist forums and contemporary mutalists do not stress the "common" land right that they are often straw manned for holding.  Most just hold a more broad definition of abandonment of land and capital, while most AnCaps hold a 100% absolutist position on land and capital.  Yes you will have a few Proudhonoids, not much unlike the Randroid, that call for the abolition of property and and only 'possession' ownership is legitimate but they are the minority.  (I have seen one in a board that is 50% mutalist.)  The vast majority of mutalists read Kevin Carson and Benjamin Tucker and put less emphasis on Proudhon. 

Also just like how Austrian economics are different from state capitalism, socialism in the libertarian sense is different from state socialism.  Its definition is worker ownership and operation of the means of production, and there are historical and present day examples of this being every successful. 

Also many contemporary mutalists are ex. AnCaps who were tired of Austrian idealism and defending what historically is a corrupted and coercive system.

[Zhwazi]

I have a crazy idea for you people.

When somebody proposes a new idea using words you already know in ways that do not make sense, your first line of thought should not be "LOL THIS PERSON IS DUMB AND I AM RIGHT SO I WILL SHOW THEM WHY", it should be "What concept could best fit in the place of [known-word] where [known-word] clearly does not fit here?"

Most of you already know how to substitute the state for religion and vice versa, apply the same technique to something new in a way that enhances your understanding and not your appearance of being an obnoxious pedantic bastard.

I mean, what's the worst that can come of this approach? You have to use your brain a little bit more than normal?

EDIT: Because most of you will misunderstand this, the word I'm talking about is "capitalism"