Most potheads that dress in black all the time and write pseduo-suicidal poetry claim they are anarchist.
by Brian Johnson October 6, 2003
Perfect state of humanity where if you want something, take it; Every man for himself, no taxes, nobody tells you what to do; Iraq
by me April 19, 2003
not paying for your tv licence,whereas you wanna watch every episode of madam & eve,how about that uh?
by jdm August 2, 2003
A good idea, but will never work in practice. Unfortunately, people need to be told what to do, need to be controlled, need to have someone in charge to tell them "everything’s okay". People are just to comfortable. It's the fucked up way humans have evolved. Get used to it.
by Bob2478 September 25, 2008
by Politricks September 13, 2003
Anarchism is the belief that authority is unnecessary and harmful. Anarchists oppose the unearned privilege of the upper class, the virtual domestication of humanity, and the absurd notion that Bush is better qualified than you are to run your own life. Anarchism is generally considered a form of socialism that rejects the state as well as capitalism, but some anarchists, particularly primitivists and post-left anarchists, are hard to classify as socialist, per se.
Anarchism has been given a bad name by its associations with wanton violence, punk music, and so on. However, none of these are inherently tied to anarchism (some anarchists have even been pacifists). Nonetheless, the image of the anarchist as a wantonly anti-social rebel has been exploited by many clothing lines and punk bands attempting to cash in on the image.
Anarchism is often confused with ochlocracy, nihilism, objectivism and other forms of laissez faire capitalism, and Nietzscheanism. However, it should be noted that anarchism is, with few exceptions, socialist and consistantly anti-capitalist. While some anarchists do come off as rather nihilistic, the idea itself is not necessarily part of anarchism. Obviously, as well, Nietzscheanism and anarchism have little in common since Nietzsche was a stauch supporter of hierarchy and a defender of slavery.
Common symbols of anarchism include the circle A and the black flag. Well-known anarchists include Emma Goldman, Alexander Berkman, and Peter Kropotkin.
Anarchism has been given a bad name by its associations with wanton violence, punk music, and so on. However, none of these are inherently tied to anarchism (some anarchists have even been pacifists). Nonetheless, the image of the anarchist as a wantonly anti-social rebel has been exploited by many clothing lines and punk bands attempting to cash in on the image.
Anarchism is often confused with ochlocracy, nihilism, objectivism and other forms of laissez faire capitalism, and Nietzscheanism. However, it should be noted that anarchism is, with few exceptions, socialist and consistantly anti-capitalist. While some anarchists do come off as rather nihilistic, the idea itself is not necessarily part of anarchism. Obviously, as well, Nietzscheanism and anarchism have little in common since Nietzsche was a stauch supporter of hierarchy and a defender of slavery.
Common symbols of anarchism include the circle A and the black flag. Well-known anarchists include Emma Goldman, Alexander Berkman, and Peter Kropotkin.
If you want the truth, I suggest you look into the books on anarchism, such as Kropotkin's Conquest of Bread.
by Eddy1701 April 3, 2006
(vb, tr) "anarchize" or 'anarchise'
To make anarchic, or to convert another into the dark side, i.e. to convert into anarchism, i.e. into the belief that mutual aid, solidarity, free association, and uncompromising resistance to oppression in all its forms is better for humanity and the planet than the death cult of capitalism and the state.
To make anarchic, or to convert another into the dark side, i.e. to convert into anarchism, i.e. into the belief that mutual aid, solidarity, free association, and uncompromising resistance to oppression in all its forms is better for humanity and the planet than the death cult of capitalism and the state.
Did you read The Dispossessed? It just anarchized my mom.
In 1936, the anarchized Catalan masses dismantled the Spanish state and took over the means of production.
In 1936, the anarchized Catalan masses dismantled the Spanish state and took over the means of production.
by Luther Blisss September 10, 2020