the act in overthrowing a tyrannical choir teacher by replacing said teacher with a student who proves to provide the same wisdom expect isn't the spawn of insanity
We established Anarcho-Grefeism in the classroom.
by Racctoonz August 26, 2019
Anarcho-autotrophy is the radical synthesis of anarcho-primitivism and anarcho-transhumanism. Anarcho-autotrophs believe that consuming other organisms is unjust and that, since we have the ability to edit the human genome, we must then change ourselves to become autotrophs. This also negate our reliance upon agriculture and even hunting-gathering. As such, anarcho-autotrophy is also anti-civilization.
No, I am not joking.
No, I am not joking.
by SmashTheState June 27, 2023
an ilogical mix of words, anarcho is a no autoroty, horizontal view of power, whit a commun objetives, like workers on spain, licurgo or others attemps to make belive that everything is posible
form of organization like cooperativism or sindicalism<----anarcho-capitalists ---> burgesi or economic control of society
heideggerian comunism
comunism of right
or a socialism of right or neoconservative party
any form of govern of the people by burgesy or intelectual workers on the citicens, read history and you will know
heideggerian comunism
comunism of right
or a socialism of right or neoconservative party
any form of govern of the people by burgesy or intelectual workers on the citicens, read history and you will know
by cristian_magne November 08, 2006
A political ideology falling in the bottom right corner of the political compass. It is centered around corporate freedoms and (presumed) meritocracy. Its tenets are that capitalism cannot function with state regulation, taxation is theft and tyranny, and that every man should fend for himself and not interfere with others' status.
AnCaps are often very conservative socially (i.e. "trans women are not women", "homosexuality is immoral", "stop the SJW's", etc.) due to their connection with Libertarianism and American nationalism.
Anarcho-capitalism has never been put in place in modern society.
(I do not agree with Anarcho-Capitalism myself, just making a definition.)
AnCaps are often very conservative socially (i.e. "trans women are not women", "homosexuality is immoral", "stop the SJW's", etc.) due to their connection with Libertarianism and American nationalism.
Anarcho-capitalism has never been put in place in modern society.
(I do not agree with Anarcho-Capitalism myself, just making a definition.)
Julia: Hey, I found some guy on Discord screaming about the evils of paved roads. The hecc is this?
Julian: Anarcho-Capitalism. Just ignore the guy.
Julian: Anarcho-Capitalism. Just ignore the guy.
by UrbanDoge July 14, 2021
a space initially and ostensibly operating on a principle of anarchism or leaderlessness, in which the political functions are gradually usurped by an assertive elite, who become the tyrants
Towards the end of its brief and inglorious existence, the clown world that was CHAZ degenerated into outright anarcho-tyranny.
by Old Phardt January 08, 2023
A redundant phrase. The anarchist movement has always had socialist tendencies, beginning with Proudhon ("Property is theft") to the modern era. Even the most "capitalistic" - the individualist anarchists of 19th century America - rejected capitalism as a system of state-granted privileges to wealthy land-owners.
The "anarcho"-capitalists of Murray Rothbard and the like stem more directly from the classical liberal tradition than any movement that represents the anarchist tradition. While Rothbard did take influence from the Boston Individualist Anarchists, he had essentially flipped the entire doctrine on its head, transforming it into apologetics for the status quo economy.
The "anarcho"-capitalists of Murray Rothbard and the like stem more directly from the classical liberal tradition than any movement that represents the anarchist tradition. While Rothbard did take influence from the Boston Individualist Anarchists, he had essentially flipped the entire doctrine on its head, transforming it into apologetics for the status quo economy.
"an"cap: hey, anarcho socialist! let's smash the state together! anarcho socialism and anarcho capitalism can coexist! anarchism with adjectives!
anarchist: your ideology is an oxymoron.
anarchist: your ideology is an oxymoron.
by Wooooaaaaaahhhhh bruh January 03, 2019
Anarcho-communism is one of many leftist philosophies that grew out of the USSR's collapse. Anarcho-Communists claim to be against government as well as capitalism. The ideology is contradictory in that it portends to be against authority and force, despite the fact that you need authority and force to limit capitalism. Noam Chomsky, a lingistics professor at MIT is one of a several modern leaders of the movement, and he too perpetuates the ideology's contradictions by being for increased government to stop corporations. To be brief, an anarcho-communist makes as much sense as it's name...none. A follower of anarcho-communism is often called an "oxymoron" or simply "moron" for short.
"Colombia's paramilitaries killed workers who tried to join a union. It's not the government's fault...it's Coca Cola's fault." "About 30 million people died under Stalin's authoritarian communist government. It's not Communism's fault...it's capitalism's fault for making Stalin work so hard that he killed people. The solution? Just take away the word 'authoritarian'" "Government is evil...but we need it to protect the environment, provide healthcare, education, jobs, food, and protect people from capitalists who want to sell us things we might want to buy" "Anarcho-communism isn't contradictory...you are contradictory!"
by Bucky O'Hare April 23, 2006