Someone who ascribes to anarchism.
Fundamentally believes that an authority that cannot justify itself adequately should be disposed of, capitalism and its associated systems of governance being one of them.
Anarchism is not lawlessness. There are many proposed ways in which a theoretical anarchistic society would function and govern itself, but I couldn't do them justice here; that's what LeftTube's for.
There are a number of schools of anarchist thought, however, all are inherently anti-capitalist. Anarchists tend to be very active in civil, animal and workers' rights movements.
Here are some different anarchist schools with a thinker or figure:
Anarcha-Communism: Peter Kropotkin.
Anarcho-Syndicalism: Noam Chomsky.
Green anarchism: Élisée Reclus
Black Anarchism: Ashanti Alston.
Anarcha-Feminism: Emma Goldman
Queer Anarchism: I'm giving you 2 figures for this one: Adolf Brand and Oscar Wilde.
Anarcha-Passivism: Leo Tolstoy
Fundamentally believes that an authority that cannot justify itself adequately should be disposed of, capitalism and its associated systems of governance being one of them.
Anarchism is not lawlessness. There are many proposed ways in which a theoretical anarchistic society would function and govern itself, but I couldn't do them justice here; that's what LeftTube's for.
There are a number of schools of anarchist thought, however, all are inherently anti-capitalist. Anarchists tend to be very active in civil, animal and workers' rights movements.
Here are some different anarchist schools with a thinker or figure:
Anarcha-Communism: Peter Kropotkin.
Anarcho-Syndicalism: Noam Chomsky.
Green anarchism: Élisée Reclus
Black Anarchism: Ashanti Alston.
Anarcha-Feminism: Emma Goldman
Queer Anarchism: I'm giving you 2 figures for this one: Adolf Brand and Oscar Wilde.
Anarcha-Passivism: Leo Tolstoy
by CommieScum June 7, 2018
Divided into two variants, political idealists and social rejects, the latter of which consists of 12-year-olds who draw symbols on their hands, hate their parents, and randomly use profanities to impress their friends.
by 32xRadian September 20, 2005
A person whose fear of the State outweighs his fear of its absence. The moment a person realizes that the crimes committed by the State are far more detrimental to the survival of the species than those of their fellow man, they become an Anarchist.
"Isn't it terrible how the government knowingly poisoned the poor people in Flint, MI? How can we trust them anymore?" "You must be an anarchist."
by IMYT January 3, 2018
The government never does any good for the people. (Proceeds to draw the anarchy symbol on the back of a seat as the government transportation gives him/her a ride home.)
by GenericWhiteGuy January 10, 2005
One who follows the well-thought-out philosophy of drawing the letter A with a circle around it on traffic signs, getting all your political information from punk rock songs, and moaning about your conformist parents who won't let you go skateboarding until you've done the dishes. They like, totally don't understand you man because they're just cogs in the corporate machine and you're so original and against conformity with your trucker hat, studded belt and ripped girl's jeans. I bet they just believe everything they hear on Fox News. They should listen to more NOFX instead. Fuck you, Dad!
Oh yeah, property is theft and as long as there are employers we will never be free. Down with capitalism....and stuff.
Yeah, man. You're deep. Rage on.
Oh yeah, property is theft and as long as there are employers we will never be free. Down with capitalism....and stuff.
Yeah, man. You're deep. Rage on.
You'd be hard pressed to find an Anarchist older than 18 now a days.
The Anarchist was dumbfounded when his teacher told him that she wanted more credible sources of information than Dropkick Murphys and Bad Religion lyrics for his term paper explaining his philosophy.
The Anarchist was dumbfounded when his teacher told him that she wanted more credible sources of information than Dropkick Murphys and Bad Religion lyrics for his term paper explaining his philosophy.
by radium December 25, 2004
Someone who is a simple idiot, that hasn't quite thought out the fact that with no one in control, they will be wiping their arse with leaves... They have no concept of the fact that businesses cannot work under Anarchy, so not only will toilet roll become unavailable, but so will food and within a couple of weeks of such state of affairs occurring, they will be hungry and forced to live of the land, and will go crying to their Mum about how they "wished it was like it was before anarchy started".
Someone, who whilst wanting to live in worse conditions than in the last hundreds of years, is quite happy to use computers and the internet and spend all their time clicking again and again on the 'DOWN' vote for anyone who questions Anarchy on the Urban Dictionary website.....for further proof of this fact, see how many more 'downs' I get than 'ups'.
A simpleton who fails to grasp the simple fact, that we STARTED with Anarchy many years ago. They overlook the glaringly obviously fact, that even if Anarchy was introduced now, eventually groups of armies would fight each other, and you'd get a group that eventually would rule over the country all over again.
Someone, who whilst wanting to live in worse conditions than in the last hundreds of years, is quite happy to use computers and the internet and spend all their time clicking again and again on the 'DOWN' vote for anyone who questions Anarchy on the Urban Dictionary website.....for further proof of this fact, see how many more 'downs' I get than 'ups'.
A simpleton who fails to grasp the simple fact, that we STARTED with Anarchy many years ago. They overlook the glaringly obviously fact, that even if Anarchy was introduced now, eventually groups of armies would fight each other, and you'd get a group that eventually would rule over the country all over again.
"Mummy who's that dirty horrible man?". "Just keep walking dear, that's an Anarchist. He lives in squalor in his country, and has sneaked into our country, looking for a better life".
by Mark Standing November 4, 2006