"There is no evidence to suggest that anarchism would lead to chaos and disorder." ... um, does CHAZ not register and acknowledgement?
It's fun to play with words, especially in this day and age of relativist truth, but simply using a definition of a word, which itself is a symbol of an idea, and believe that all others believe in the sam…
"There is no evidence to suggest that anarchism would lead to chaos and disorder." ... um, does CHAZ not register and acknowledgement?
It's fun to play with words, especially in this day and age of relativist truth, but simply using a definition of a word, which itself is a symbol of an idea, and believe that all others believe in the same symbolic definition is not realistic.
I agree with the need for more "voluntaryism". But there is, always has been and always will be a need for some form of "state", "borders" and system of rule, unless the desire is for tribalism to reach its peak and become a region similar to the pre-Columbian native American "nations", that roamed, conquered, pillaged and fought just like any other pack of homo sapiens throughout history.
It is the size of the state, the level of power ceded to it that is important.
The organized crime media likes to point at Antifa and Chaz to try to trick people into thinking that voluntaryism and peaceful anarchy are about communism, chaos and disorder. Don't believe the hype! Look at the Free State Project in New Hampshire that is proly 1/2 peaceful anarchists and 1/2 minarchists who are slowly and surely rolling back "government" to just protecting life, liberty and property... https://artofliberty.substack.com/p/new-hampshires-free-state-project
"There is no evidence to suggest that anarchism would lead to chaos and disorder." ... um, does CHAZ not register and acknowledgement?
It's fun to play with words, especially in this day and age of relativist truth, but simply using a definition of a word, which itself is a symbol of an idea, and believe that all others believe in the same symbolic definition is not realistic.
I agree with the need for more "voluntaryism". But there is, always has been and always will be a need for some form of "state", "borders" and system of rule, unless the desire is for tribalism to reach its peak and become a region similar to the pre-Columbian native American "nations", that roamed, conquered, pillaged and fought just like any other pack of homo sapiens throughout history.
It is the size of the state, the level of power ceded to it that is important.
The organized crime media likes to point at Antifa and Chaz to try to trick people into thinking that voluntaryism and peaceful anarchy are about communism, chaos and disorder. Don't believe the hype! Look at the Free State Project in New Hampshire that is proly 1/2 peaceful anarchists and 1/2 minarchists who are slowly and surely rolling back "government" to just protecting life, liberty and property... https://artofliberty.substack.com/p/new-hampshires-free-state-project