green anarchy

Slang for Anarcho-Primitivism. Also known as anarchy without civilization.

Check out www.greenanarchy.org for more information on this exciting movement that makes sense.

by alisse May 26, 2004

anarchocapitalism

n., 1. the erroneous belief that competition and a profit motive will bring about a stateless and/or non-hierarchical world. 2. an oxymoron with an emphasis on moron.

I know things are not perfect under capitalism, but just wait! Capitalism will inevitably usher in a world of anarchocapitalism where social darwinism will be balanced out by market forces!

by copyedit October 8, 2006

anarchy

A lifestyle typically seen in early man and all animals. Somewhere along the line man decided he needed someone to take care of him. Freedom and power are an illusion.

Anarchy should not be a marketing tool.

by Jarrett May 30, 2003

anarcho-capitalism

A system that has one rule: "whoever has the gold, makes the rules, and there are no rules, except making more and money while the rest starve."

The system called anarcho-capitalism dictates that your landlord, demands your money or else you will live in the street.

by skysoldier April 1, 2020

Anarchy

Anarchy is easily summed up in four worsds "No Gods, No Masters"

please someone put avril out of her misery

by Mark January 11, 2004

anarchist

A person that believes in voluntary relationships and that concentrated power is unjust in most cases. They also believe that all systems with a hierarchy should be examined and dismantled if found unnecessary
You can usually find them running a soup kitchen or punching a nazi

Also, they make Stalin-loving tankies so angry that they need to write shit about them on urban dictionary

tankie: We should abolish capitalism and establish a strong socialist state
Anarchist: Both the state and capitalism is immoral and exploitive
tankie: *proceeds to lose their mind*

by NotATankie November 13, 2018

anarcho-capitalism

An oxymoron. A capitalist society cannot be anarchist, simply because wealth equals power. Whenever someone gets rich, he gains power over others, thus effectively nullifying all principles anarchism is predicated upon.

Proponents of anarcho-capitalism and other right-wing libertarians only want the state off their backs so they can exploit the workers even more.

by PoopyPoo September 25, 2005