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What is Anarchy?
What is Anarchy?
Could someone publish a summary of what Anarchy is? I've had many discussions at length with friends and we always end up looking in Webster's dictionary where it says "Anarchy (noun): Confusion"
I think there is a little more to that definition...so once Anarchy prevails, how do you work out logistical problems, like distribution of food, shelter, water...just an academic question.
Thanks to anyone who responds.
I think there is a little more to that definition...so once Anarchy prevails, how do you work out logistical problems, like distribution of food, shelter, water...just an academic question.
Thanks to anyone who responds.
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Also for some comrades, anarchy is a real way of life and continuous anti-state action.
P.S.: Fuck the authoritarian dictionaries
http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/1931/
The long answer is: read the materials found in the aforementioned Anarchist FAQ. It answers this question along with many others (whose answers are perhaps more enlightening or inspiring).
Mutual Aid makes the world go 'round.
Not so differently from now. People don't work just because they're forced to. People do not refrain from murdering one another just because it's against the law.
Organisation is not the product of authority. Most sub cultures that exist in our current society that don't rely on rules backed up by authority backed up by the threat of violence. People cooperate - a natural thing to do. People create - another natural thing to do.
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