Enclosive kapitalism

Album 'Ove_Zero Con Sequenz' 01 a non-coercive "free market" and capitalism are not only not synonymous, but are often contradictory. Particular aspects of capitalism actually violate the ability of individuals to trade in the absence of coercion. Capitalist regulations, including the enforcement of property in land and exclusive rights to natural resources, unjustly enclosing upon what should be owned by all, forcing those without property to sell their labor to capitalists and landlords in a market favorable to the latter, thus forcing them to accept low wages in order to survive. However, if means of production are not allowed to be bought and sold, and are expropriated by the state or any other collective, then capitalist do not consider the market to be "free."