There’s a pretty big difference between free software, and running production and distribution of physical goods, as well as the geographic communalization anarchists tend to propose. It’s not that all decentralization leads to capitalism, it’s that decentralizing nearly everything related to production and distribution definitely can.
As for Marx to socialism as its practiced in the real world, I’m really not getting what you mean here. Marx himself was clear that the process of building communism is long and drawn-out, so existing socialist states that don’t have the full characteristics of communism aren’t at odds with Marx. Nor is the use of authority by the working classes against the capitalists and landlords. Marx’s famous quote on the working class wielding authority against the capitalists is as follows:
We have no compassion and we ask no compassion from you. When our turn comes, we shall not make excuses for the terror.
There’s a pretty big difference between free software, and running production and distribution of physical goods, as well as the geographic communalization anarchists tend to propose. It’s not that all decentralization leads to capitalism, it’s that decentralizing nearly everything related to production and distribution definitely can.
As for Marx to socialism as its practiced in the real world, I’m really not getting what you mean here. Marx himself was clear that the process of building communism is long and drawn-out, so existing socialist states that don’t have the full characteristics of communism aren’t at odds with Marx. Nor is the use of authority by the working classes against the capitalists and landlords. Marx’s famous quote on the working class wielding authority against the capitalists is as follows: