[leto_ii]

> I disagree with him politically.

I think if you agree with him on government, big corporations and manufacturing consent you pretty much just agree with him :D What do you disagree with?

> Also, anarchy is not so far away from libertarianism.

At some point I thought the same, but I think there are some core differences that would eventually lead to vastly different real world results. Mostly I think they stem from two ways of looking at people: either as primarily individuals who voluntarily form (contractual) bonds with others (this would be the libertarian take), or primarily as social creatures who try to carve out some room for their individual freedoms but always remain part of an organic whole (think of Kropotkin, mutual aid etc.).

[jfabre]

If I remember correctly he's been advocating for socialism a lot in his late years, which I think would be even worse than what we have today and would naturally descend into totalitarianism like it happened so many times in the past.

[leto_ii]

I think he's been advocating for libertarian socialism consistently for his entire life. He's always careful to distinguish it from state socialism, as in, for example: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Hr_Qp5k5zDY

[jfabre]

I listened to 2 minutes and it seems promising, thank you.