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and yes there needed to be some major corrections which the nobleman and the prince did indeed do but collectivity(reifed) communism and class war was not the way to go about doing it. There's also the issue of wanting the same political economic complexity of Proudhon without any kind of exchange scheme which has repeatedly been shown to be unworkable. You can make a lot of criticism of Proudhon in terms of lacking radicality, but practicality is one of his strengths. There's a reason things start with him but don't end. In the context of a world where exchange is the name of the game, he's basically the training wheels for many.

The ancap stuff is obviously more incoherent but that does not take ancom ideology and syndicalist strategy off the hook. Proudhon still works best in regards to a solvent system(which I don't advocate) and marginal deviations from him make more sense from an individualist associational contracting(as in shedding and subtracting complications not contract ideology) egoist sense and not a commie syndie class war sense.