@rsf92
Private ownership of the means of production, even if it's owned by workers within a company, still perpetuates hierarchical structures and inequalities inherent in Capitalism. Collective ownership of the means of production by society as a whole would ensure that resources are distributed and managed democratically without exploitation or oppression.
@Radical_EgoCom How do you account for a tyrannical majority or an unjust society? If society owns the means of production, but 90% of society is (for example) Christian, white, homophobic and whatnot... can this society still be just to the other 10%, which in itself consists of a multitude of minorities? Thanks
@MORAL_BASELINE
Anarcho-Communism is primarily an economic ideology, and therefore it alone won't be able to deal with racism, sexism, homophobia, etc. An Anarcho-Communist society would have to implement robust mechanisms for protecting minority rights to ensure that decisions are made through consensus-building processes that respect the diversity of perspectives within society regardless of majority or minority status.