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right, but i was obviously talking about government in a less broad sense - as an entity that uses force to coerce public into submission. which is what any sel
by shitgoose 10y ago
right, but i was obviously talking about government in a less broad sense - as an entity that uses force to coerce public into submission. which is what any self-respecting government is.
please, do not confuse anarchy with absence of political structure. if people invent a structure and voluntarily agree to follow its rules, this is anarchy (in fact this is the definition of 'anarchy'). when some group within the people invents a structure and forces others to comply with it, this is government. unfortunately the term 'anarchy' has been abused and its original meaning has been long lost.
P.S.: thank you for not down-voting, but rather explaining your point of view.