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That's not an argument against anarchism. I also wouldn't want to live in many other places, nor would I want to live there. The point is that it is a place Syr
by etplayer 9y ago
That's not an argument against anarchism. I also wouldn't want to live in many other places, nor would I want to live there. The point is that it is a place Syrians want to live, as in, it is significantly better than theocratic regimes in the region, and much fairer to all.
I really don't know how you can consider what you said to be against anarchism.
- KekDemaga 9y agoMy point is I typically judge governments by their ability to create a place where people would like to live and I have to say Syria is pretty low on most peoples lists.
- etplayer 9y agoBut Syria wouldn't be somewhere you want to live regardless of what organisation the anarchists st up there. That's because of the climate and the war in the region, both of which are out of the control of Rojava. It just doesn't make sense to judge by that metric. What more do you expect Rojava or any government of any ideology in the region to do, other than to fight ISIS?