Although to be fair, this website has some good materials, but overall, this website is bollocks. Gustave de Molinari was an anarchist? that's ridiculous, he never was and in fact condemned the anarchists of his time. And what the funk is a "left-Rothbardian"? Really, dude, the funk. Not trying to sound rude, but why do Americans love to invent political labels or just pull out of their asses politico-economic philosophies? really? the funk?

And one thing more, Erik correct me if i am wrong, wasn't Proudhon the founder of market anarchism (Mutualism)? why these people claim Gustave de Molinari was the founder? oh my brain. I need some rest.

this is erik:

"Given a TRUE market anarchism you have a TRUE sense of anarchy with TRUE marketism that I don't really understand but there's TRUE blah blahb lbah blah im just gonna go back to beating it and hope richie notices"

no you're just tryn to find watever evidence that can be used against capitalism

i do agree that "left-Rothbardian" is a perplexing term, and when one delves into the theories of it, it becomes obvious that Brad Spangler, founder of C4SS and Agorism (which is what one means when they say "left-Rothbardian"), has NO CLUE what "left" means in terms of economics and politics. however, from what i have seen, while there are a handful of Agorists and other pro-capitalist market "anarchists" on that site that espouse an ideology that is only "left" insofar as it proposes an economic revolution through the promotion of a black market economy, neglecting the fact that this has nothing to do with the left-wing since he still promotes private ownership of the means of production and property rights of the few to the exclusion of the many.

that said, Kevin Carson, the only currently living major proponent of mutualism, as well as other true market anarchists who support worker control over the means of production, write for them as well, and they also write for the Molinari Institute. here are a few articles i've found at each of these websites:

http://mutualist.org/id10.html
http://c4ss.org/content/9526#idc-container

basically, the idea behind true market anarchism is that, given a true free market, people will tend towards workers' control, which is an idea that has its origins in Proudhon and Hodgskin, and therefore true market anarchism is, indeed, at root a socialist ideology.

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And one thing more, Erik correct me if i am wrong, wasn't Proudhon the founder of market anarchism (Mutualism)? why these people claim Gustave de Molinari was the founder? oh my brain. I need some rest.

probably because the Molinari Institue, run by Roderick T. Long, is their parent site and Brad Spangler is the founder of this site. i am sure that many of the writers involved, such as Kevin Carson, disagree with this though. in fact, from what i've found, most people writing on this website seem to be opponents of capitalism.