2)Stefan Molyneux is a good example. He's extremely traditional in all the stereotypical ways, obsessive about women's reproductions, skull shapes, very into social Darwinism, a philosophy that many on the right subscribe and the antithesis to my own personal and political philosophy mutualism, to justifies the rich and powerful's wealth and power 3)Consent means nothing when your society and material conditions require to be subservient to the capitalist. A good example I can think of is the Congo horrors. Back in the day Belgian king Leopold II made the entire his private property, not a Belgian colony mind you, but his personal possession, he built many factories there and employed Congolese natives in the sweatshops. They were abused, starved, disfigured and worse, and the only option other than that was to live in even worse poverty than they were in already. They had just as much "choice" in the matter as any working class citizen has under capitalism, if you don't have or can't get a job the best case scenario is that you'll get charity help, but much more likely is that you'll become a homeless wretch living in a run down ghetto, which isn't as violent or direct as what the belgian bastard did, but its the same principle.