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Some people have a hole in their brain that makes anarchism invisible to them. The only way they can respond to a critique of authority is to ask "have you cons
by jessaustin 5y ago
Some people have a hole in their brain that makes anarchism invisible to them. The only way they can respond to a critique of authority is to ask "have you considered the benefits of this other authority?"
- smitty1e 5y agoYou say "benefits", I say "inevitability". Neither Communism and anarchism seem to model well the requirement for a management layer, or its effects. These negatives are only transparent in capitalism, somehow.
- jessaustin 5y agoQED
- petrocrat 5y agoI don't think that's what critics of anarchism are thinking. They just believe that anarchism is a metastable state (with a very short half-life) that inevitably reverts back to either a strong central authority or multiple vying strongmen making & enforcing claims on various regions.