The one thing I learned (the hard way) is you need to drop any jargon that’s remotely Anarcho-Capitalist. The AnCap jargon is heavily influenced by economics (pretty obvious), and while you’ll probably find that you and the Syndicalists are pretty much against the same things though propose slightly different solutions, your terminology will conflict will theirs. This is what’s created the schism between the different strains in Anarchism, after all.

Secondly, if it does come up you need to highlight that while Agorism is influenced by Anarcho-Capitalism, they are not the same thing. Agorism takes the best of Rothbard, and does it better than Anarcho-Capitalism. Also, you can point out that Agorism shares a great deal in common with Mutualism, so it’s a good idea to have some resources to back this up. It’s also a good idea to stress that counter economics is another incarnation of the Anarchist concept of, “creating a new world within the shell of the old.” Systemic, mutual aid, guided towards killing people’s dependency on government, (so long as they don’t agress upon another) is essentially counter economics with a syndicalist spin and another way to put it.

Lastly, by meeting these people, you need to make sure that you’re not trying to convert them to your views by using Agorism as a watershed. That’s just downright insulting, to both Syndicalists and Agorists.

Though, if y’all get together and kick-start some kind of counter economic revolt, I might just have to move.

Some STR editors track my site, though, and are of course welcome to pick it up and run it if they think it merits attention.

Sometimes, the pest spray simply does not deter them.