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I see this article as arguing not for fascism but anarchism. That is, where punishment is meted out on the spot, as described. Because the judgement and punis
by Andys 18y ago
I see this article as arguing not for fascism but anarchism.
That is, where punishment is meted out on the spot, as described. Because the judgement and punishment happens out in the open, the members of the local community watching also keep the policemen in check.
- bct 18y agoIt's not anarchist unless the police have no fiat authority. The local community doesn't have the power to keep state-granted authority (as opposed to "we know you, and we respect and trust you" authority) in check.