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Jesse, Bad Boy wrote:With any luck, government will collapse and the people will be free to rule themselves.
Spuzzell wrote:Jesse, Bad Boy wrote:With any luck, government will collapse and the people will be free to rule themselves.
Christ on a bike, the naivety. "The people" are morons. Without government, I'd give it 2 years before people in the US deep south and Newcastle in England are living in caves and eating each other.
Frigidus wrote:but now that it's become relatively popular it's suffered the usual downturn in coolness.
Spuzzell wrote:Jesse, Bad Boy wrote:With any luck, government will collapse and the people will be free to rule themselves.
Christ on a bike, the naivety. "The people" are morons. Without government, I'd give it 2 years before people in the US deep south and Newcastle in England are living in caves and eating each other.
Gavino07 wrote:To anarchists out there, please explain to me that with no form of government over the people will not become a state of chaos.
If there is no governments and only the people will do whatever they want, the people will be divided into families and get in conflicts with other families. Then eventually Families will unite as a organized society, which pretty much operate as a goverment.
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Gavino07 wrote:Still you have given me no explaination on how Anarchy works. It sounds cool but chaotic to me. Please, i am open to discussion.
Gavino07 wrote:Still you have given me no explaination on how Anarchy works. It sounds cool but chaotic to me. Please, i am open to discussion.
unriggable wrote:Gavino07 wrote:Still you have given me no explaination on how Anarchy works. It sounds cool but chaotic to me. Please, i am open to discussion.
I dont think there is such a thing as permanent anarchy. Imagine a tribe of maybe fifty people. One person is smarter than all others - he has a record of getting out of dangerous situations. So the people look to him - when he advises that somebody should do something, they do it. Eventually, they make his power official by office. There we go. Back to the start.
Frigidus wrote:but now that it's become relatively popular it's suffered the usual downturn in coolness.
qeee1 wrote:unriggable wrote:Gavino07 wrote:Still you have given me no explaination on how Anarchy works. It sounds cool but chaotic to me. Please, i am open to discussion.
I dont think there is such a thing as permanent anarchy. Imagine a tribe of maybe fifty people. One person is smarter than all others - he has a record of getting out of dangerous situations. So the people look to him - when he advises that somebody should do something, they do it. Eventually, they make his power official by office. There we go. Back to the start.
A state resembling a permanent state of anarchy has existed at times, for example a state of relative anarchy existed amongst the Igbo people prior to colonisation. Decisions were made at a local level, every village was free to govern itself, and decisions within villages were made by an assembly of the common people of which no one was given special privilige.
Spuzzell wrote:Christ on a bike, the naivety. "The people" are morons. Without government, I'd give it 2 years before people in the US deep south and Newcastle in England are living in caves and eating each other.
Spuzzell wrote:I can't see a unified worldwide state in our lifetimes. The Middle East and Africa are too far behind the rest of the world in terms of social and economic advancement for unification to happen as anything other than the result of a worldwide holocaust.
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