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| rdfs:comment | - Actually refers to misnamed Autonomists, most often. Otherwise to people who are for disorder. Somone who is for self-determination is an Autonomist. Not necessarily an anarchist.
- Anarchism was a political philosphy that hold a state to be undesirable and unnecessary and covers a large amount of diffrent political beliefs.
- Anarchy is the absence of a separate governing body. In an anarchist system participants themselves govern all aspects of the system. There are different types of anarchist societies:
- Anarchism is a Political ideology which opposes any kind of hierarchy or rejects the existence of the state or government as authoritarian and oppressive. Anarchists are a minority. Most People think we need and government do deal with criminals and those who don't want to be moral. Anarchism has different branches. Some of the main Schools of thought in anarchism are anarcho-communism, anarcho-syndicalism, anarcho-collectivism, and anarcho-capitalism, there is even Christian Anarchism, as an example of how contradictory the human mind can be.
- You can't expect to wield supreme Yahweh Zeus love affair power just because some blooded corpse of the previous owner rose from the dead, threw a sword at you and tortured you for years before attaching your severed head to a penguin's wing. Oh. You can? Really? Damn. That's my whole organisation blown out of the water.
- Anarchism is a political philosophy which considers the state undesirable, unnecessary, and harmful, and instead promotes a stateless society, or anarchy.
- Anarchism is the belief that government is evil and useless. There are many variants of anarchism, such as Anarcho-syndicalism and Anarcho-capitalism, which is composed of idiots who would rather be ruled over by corporations than elected governments, because "muh free markets".
- Anarchism is a political ideology, some forms of which are leftist. It's prime principle is the elimination of all forms of compulsory government. Anarchists often disagree about what the exact criteria for Anarchism is. Anarchist views vary widely, some which support Capitalism(market-anarchists). It also ranges from complete individualism to complete collectivism. Some anarchists think that a violent over throw is best while others see this as undesirable.
- Anarchism is a political theory which aims to create anarchy, "the absence of a master, of a sovereign." Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, What is Property, p. 264] In other words, anarchism is a political theory which aims to create a society within which individuals freely co-operate together as equals. As such anarchism opposes all forms of hierarchical control - be that control by the state or a capitalist - as harmful to the individual and their individuality as well as unnecessary. In the words of anarchist L. Susan Brown:
- Anarchism is derived from the Greek αναρχία ("without archons (ruler, chief, king)"). Anarchism as a political philosophy, is the belief that all forms of social coercion, such as governments and social hierarchies are undesireable. This article is a stub. You can help the CounterCulture Wikia grow by expanding it.
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- Anarchism basically means "lack of government" or "lack of rulers". It is usually the belief that rulers or government are unnecessary and should be abolished. Anarchism as a term used to describe a political philosophy was originally coined by Pierre Joseph Proudhon. Since then, the critique has become more encompassing. While historically anarchists are responsible for the movements that ushered in many worker rights, many modern anarchists would see such achievements as reformist half-measures and thus have a much deeper criticism of not only state power but also the more subtle forms of power that play a role in our lives (from patriarchy to civilization itself [as opposed to primitive tribalism which is often seen as being more anarchistic in nature than techno-industrial societies]).
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| abstract | - Actually refers to misnamed Autonomists, most often. Otherwise to people who are for disorder. Somone who is for self-determination is an Autonomist. Not necessarily an anarchist.
- Anarchism was a political philosphy that hold a state to be undesirable and unnecessary and covers a large amount of diffrent political beliefs.
- Anarchy is the absence of a separate governing body. In an anarchist system participants themselves govern all aspects of the system. There are different types of anarchist societies:
- Anarchism basically means "lack of government" or "lack of rulers". It is usually the belief that rulers or government are unnecessary and should be abolished. Anarchism as a term used to describe a political philosophy was originally coined by Pierre Joseph Proudhon. Since then, the critique has become more encompassing. While historically anarchists are responsible for the movements that ushered in many worker rights, many modern anarchists would see such achievements as reformist half-measures and thus have a much deeper criticism of not only state power but also the more subtle forms of power that play a role in our lives (from patriarchy to civilization itself [as opposed to primitive tribalism which is often seen as being more anarchistic in nature than techno-industrial societies]). The focus of anarchism has shifted somewhat from the oppression and exploitation of man to broader examinations of such things like the exploitation of nature and the tendency for "advancing" civilizations to become more oppressive and destructive.
- Anarchism is a Political ideology which opposes any kind of hierarchy or rejects the existence of the state or government as authoritarian and oppressive. Anarchists are a minority. Most People think we need and government do deal with criminals and those who don't want to be moral. Anarchism has different branches. Some of the main Schools of thought in anarchism are anarcho-communism, anarcho-syndicalism, anarcho-collectivism, and anarcho-capitalism, there is even Christian Anarchism, as an example of how contradictory the human mind can be.
- You can't expect to wield supreme Yahweh Zeus love affair power just because some blooded corpse of the previous owner rose from the dead, threw a sword at you and tortured you for years before attaching your severed head to a penguin's wing. Oh. You can? Really? Damn. That's my whole organisation blown out of the water.
- Anarchism is a political theory which aims to create anarchy, "the absence of a master, of a sovereign." Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, What is Property, p. 264] In other words, anarchism is a political theory which aims to create a society within which individuals freely co-operate together as equals. As such anarchism opposes all forms of hierarchical control - be that control by the state or a capitalist - as harmful to the individual and their individuality as well as unnecessary. In the words of anarchist L. Susan Brown: "While the popular understanding of anarchism is of a violent, anti-State movement, anarchism is a much more subtle and nuanced tradition then a simple opposition to government power. Anarchists oppose the idea that power and domination are necessary for society, and instead advocate more co-operative, anti-hierarchical forms of social, political and economic organisation." [The Politics of Individualism, p. 106] However, "anarchism" and "anarchy" are undoubtedly the most misrepresented ideas in political theory. Generally, the words are used to mean "chaos" or "without order," and so, by implication, anarchists desire social chaos and a return to the "laws of the jungle." This process of misrepresentation is not without historical parallel. For example, in countries which have considered government by one person (monarchy) necessary, the words "republic" or "democracy" have been used precisely like "anarchy", to imply disorder and confusion. Those with a vested interest in preserving the status quo will obviously wish to imply that opposition to the current system cannot work in practice, and that a new form of society will only lead to chaos. Or, as Errico Malatesta expresses it: "since it was thought that government was necessary and that without government there could only be disorder and confusion, it was natural and logical that anarchy, which means absence of government, should sound like absence of order." [Anarchy, p. 12].
- Anarchism is derived from the Greek αναρχία ("without archons (ruler, chief, king)"). Anarchism as a political philosophy, is the belief that all forms of social coercion, such as governments and social hierarchies are undesireable. Anarchism also refers to related social movements that advocate the elimination of coercive institutions. The word "anarchy," as most anarchists use it, does not imply chaos, nihilism, or anomie, but rather a harmonious anti-authoritarian society that is based on individual self-determination and personal involvement. In place of what are regarded as authoritarian political structures and coercive economic institutions, anarchists advocate social relations based upon voluntary association of free individuals in autonomous communities, mutual aid, and self-governance. This article is a stub. You can help the CounterCulture Wikia grow by expanding it.
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- Anarchism is a political philosophy which considers the state undesirable, unnecessary, and harmful, and instead promotes a stateless society, or anarchy.
- Anarchism is the belief that government is evil and useless. There are many variants of anarchism, such as Anarcho-syndicalism and Anarcho-capitalism, which is composed of idiots who would rather be ruled over by corporations than elected governments, because "muh free markets".
- Anarchism is a political ideology, some forms of which are leftist. It's prime principle is the elimination of all forms of compulsory government. Anarchists often disagree about what the exact criteria for Anarchism is. Anarchist views vary widely, some which support Capitalism(market-anarchists). It also ranges from complete individualism to complete collectivism. Some anarchists think that a violent over throw is best while others see this as undesirable.
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