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Sadly, this sounds a little bit like Anarchism. We won't stop climate change without stopping the polluters, or massive geoengineering. So the solution must inv

Sadly, this sounds a little bit like Anarchism. We won't stop climate change without stopping the polluters, or massive geoengineering. So the solution must involve large-scale coordination and collaboration - the opposite of Anarchism.

makeworld 5y ago
Anarchism as a political theory can involve large-scale coordination and collaboration.
- geraltofrivia 5y ago
  Would you suggest me some readings on anarchism as a political theory?
  - RedXIII 5y ago
    Check out Murray Bookchin's "The Ecology of Freedom"
  - lioeters 5y ago
    Perhaps this is a good start: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emma_Goldman#Philosophy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emma_Goldman#Philosophy
Proven 5y ago
They do stop the polluters. Keywords: socialism, post-capitalism. An end to private property. They can stop and permit whatever they wish. It's a dictatorship of a photovoltaic proletariat - much worse than anarchy. These community organizers would need a little bit of crony capitalism at the very beginning (Solyndra/Solar City-style), to get the production of solar cells going. Later it could be done by for free - as long as the machinery works - by the property-less Solarpunk population. > Would you suggest me some readings on anarchism as a political theory? David Friedman, Murray Rothbard, etc. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXWFWIM8OCI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXWFWIM8OCI https://mises.org/search-mises?search=anarchism https://mises.org/search-mises?search=anarchism