anarcho-capitalism

From 'a' meaning 'without' and 'arch' meaning rulers plus capitalism. In other words capitalism without rulers. Rulers are taken as the state, whilst the term 'capitalism' included is taken to coincide with the liberal definition of capitalism as opposed to the Marxist one. That of freedom only finishing where the freedom of another is curtailed.

Anarcho-capitalism would be like now but without drug prohibition hence without drug gangs; without taxes hence without low wages and economic underperfomance; without the state hence without war.

by Robin d'Hood May 11, 2007

anarchism

a belief in everyone living together peacefully not being controlled by some jackass money hungry president who can pay off congress to do wut he wants them to, anarchism is not about blowin shit up those people are immature asshole who make anarchists look bad

anarchism is a state of true freedom

by krzystoner June 18, 2006

anarchy

A system of governement where there is no governement.Many punks say they want anarchy without knowing what it is.Most do this as their punk heroes said it who heard it from the Sex Pistols.While it works in theory(everyone helps each other, no authority) it will not work in real life as with a lack of government, humans will run riot.People will be terrified and band together for protection.Therefore tribes will spring up who will then ally and become towns.Society will start all over again

Anarchy is an ideal, which like communism will never work due to human nature.

by Cian December 14, 2004

anarchy's dead

a total meaningless phrase that some way-rights use to mock said punks granted many do not have any idea what it is.

Jock: You fucking emo bitch anarchy would never work.

Anarchist: Why wouldn't it work?

Jock:Because it means Chaos

Anarchist: AHAHAHAHAHA what a total ignorant fool you are. Anarchy isnt abscence of laws, its the total non need for said laws. It would be the entire world growing up in a manner of speaking because the world would have some responsibility to make the right choices.

Jock: Yea well...Anarchy's Dead!!!

Anarchist:.....What a prick.

by Nige G December 11, 2008

anarcho-neocon

An ultra-leftist, largely in the United States and Europe, who uses supposed "socialist" arguments to support what are objectively right-wing, pro-imperialist positions.

Anarcho-neocons portray Western government regime-change efforts as progressive revolutions, while smearing anti-imperialists and anti-war activists -- who think, 'Hey, maybe we shouldn't destroy countries in the Global South' -- as "tankies," "Assadists," and "Stalinists."

Anarcho-neocons agree with old-fashioned neoconservatives that imperialism will bring "authoritarian" countries "democracy."

Anarcho-neocons are always leftier than thou; no existing leftist government will ever be good enough for them. But contras armed and trained by the CIA to disembowel and crucify Third World nationalists are so dope! No flags, no gods, no masters, no socialists, definitely no communists, and please folx no more anti-imperialists!

Also see: Idlibs

Charles Davis, Shane Bauer, and Molly Crabapple are all anarcho-neocon psychos who think CIA-backed Takfiri death squads in Syria are heroic revolutionaries.

by madurosmoustache June 10, 2020

Anarchy

1. The belief that nothing is more important than an individual's sense of right and wrong.
2. A society made of individuals who believe in anarchy.

1.The student suddenly understood anarchy when he saw his friends work and cooperate without any bosses, orders, or commands.

by Da5id November 6, 2003

anarchy

1. From the political left, anarchy is a state of complete freedom characterized by unity, peace and equality all in the absense of a governing force.

2. From the politcal right, anarchy is a state of complete chaos and disorder. Anarcho-capitalism is an example of right-winged anarchy.

3. Politics: A radical form of direct democracy

1. Some people believe that anarchy could work.

2. Street punks believe in right-winged anarchy (chaos)

3. Depsite being an alleged lack of authority, some anarchists believe in anarchy as direct democracy.

by Gary Destruction September 1, 2003