anarcho-communism

anarcho-communism:
Becoming aware of the collective substructure of life and society leading to deeper liberation than is commonly thought possible.

You have to let it all go Neo. Government, fads, bullshit: Free your mind. It's called Anarcho-communism, it's the only way to fly.

by Kamisama September 23, 2005

anarchy

Essentially, a society without government or any other form of central leadership.

Theoretically, along with Communism, an Anarchy is a society in which all members live freely and peacefully with one another.

Realistically, humans are generally selfish beings and are not content with being on a level plane with everyone else; thus Anarchies and Communisms rarely work out as planned.

A boy in my History class once told me that Communism was the form of government in Heaven.

At first I took his word for it, but, after a little bit of research, I discovered that, under the assumption that Heaven presents the epitome of happiness, Anarchy is a better fit. As long as all members are content with being equal, they will regulate themselves and restrictions will not be required.

by P_money January 14, 2008

anarchy

A plausible social system involving no government, and no hierarchy. Society is a collection of non-hierarchical groups of people voluntarily cooperating. With the internet complex deals between groups could be made more efficient in a short period of time.

Many people say anarchy will never work. But if you think about it if man's nature is inherently corrupt why trust man to rule over man? It would be better to have a society with a general understanding that using force or coercion against somebody who isn't threatening your person is always unjustified. Any struggle to achieve an anarchist society would essentially involve education about how the new society would function, so the goal of creating a society with this common ethical understanding would definitely be achieved if an anarchist struggle ever succeeded. And government is basically the institution that has a general monopoly on force in a given territory. It doesn't hold up to reason that force used in a given circumstance would be right for the government, but wrong for an individual or private group.

by 21stCenturyRebel September 11, 2007

alarcon

A semi-common last name in Latin America.
Usually for a family who does not know how to love and has problems, but

underneath they all care for each other.
A huge family and many parties. Great cooks!!

He's definitely an Alarcon
party. problems

by MamaBear02 January 23, 2015

Peaceful Anarchy

A theoretical political state wherein all are peaceful, and agressive acts as well as any form of government are disallowed. Proponants cite Ghandi as proof of passive resistance as a means to a political end.

Little explanation exists as to the specifics of how this state would be maintained without violence.

Puff and pass, man. Quit hogging that shit. You know, Peaceful Anarchy is the way to go, man!

by Free Thought February 14, 2006

Anarchy

(absolute) absence of domination

Anarchy means that no one dominates, and no one is dominated. Usually refers to the time period in human existence before the rise of civilization and agriculture.

by mr. communication November 4, 2006

Anarcho-communism

A left-wing, libertarian extremist ideology that rejects all forms of societal hierarchies - social, economic, genetic - and by extension the state for creating and enforcing them.

"Anarcho-communism. Anarcho-communists are a first variant of leftist anarchism. They are communists, but minus the state."
-- Jreg, "Anti-Centrism: Know Your Extremists (From Anprim to Nazbol)"

by The Logical Fallacy July 7, 2020