[nickik]

> IMO that includes anarcho-capitalism.

No it does not.

(Most) Anarcho-Capitalism assumes humans as they are now.

It uses the same analysis as do political scientists and economics use now to model systems.

Most AnCap explicitly reject "Socialist Man"-type stuff.

[dragonwriter]

> (Most) Anarcho-Capitalism assumes humans as they are now.

No, most anarcho-capitalism that is analytical (rather than holding anarcho-capitalism directly as a first principal) relies on outdated idealistic models of humanity.

> It uses the same analysis as do political scientists and economics use now to model systems.

In that, despite its well known flaws, the rational choice model is still frequently used (either as a tolerable simplification in some contexts, or simply from inertia in others) in both political science and economics, this is true. OTOH, it remains an known-to-be-false idealized model.

[nickik]

Your argument has nothing to do with Anarcho-Capitlaism.

You are simply arguing against most political science and micro economics. I use those disciplines to explain why I think Anarcho-Capitalism makes sense.

If you don't except these then I can not convince you of anything, not even that dictatorship is bad or anything else. There is no point arguing.