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>How do you enforce rules without hierarchy I find it interesting that people think rules can only be enforced by a position of power above the offender, rathe
by snypher 3y ago
>How do you enforce rules without hierarchy
I find it interesting that people think rules can only be enforced by a position of power above the offender, rather than a consensus of their peers and equals.
- hayst4ck 3y agoWalk me through it. Let's say a dead body was found with a gun shot wound. What happens? Tell me a detailed compelling story of a consensus of peers and equals investigating and resolving the murder.
- FormerBandmate 3y agoAlabama used to love that method of justice. It was not a very good idea
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- californiadreem 3y agoBy this metric, stoning is anarchist in nature.
- DoItToMe81 3y agoHistorical anarchists enforced their rules through a state apparatus that organized mob lynchings and targeted killings. The CNT-FAI and Ukrainian Free State both had secret police organizations, and the former was no stranger to political terror.
- dontlaugh 3y agoIndeed, all successful (even temporarily) anarchist groups grow a state apparatus. Which is inherently fine, states are a tool of class warfare. The capitalist ruling class uses state power for its own ends, a successful worker ruling class needs to do the same. I just wish the anarchists were honest about it.
- foreverandaday 3y agoIf anarchists read state and rev + on authority they'd understand. But afaik they just like to avoid reading at all.
- DropInIn 3y agoIme Anarchist ideology can be summed up as: Fuck You Everything is Mine They use a lot of words and games to deflect from it but in the end that's it in a single short sentence.
- DropInIn 3y agoIn the end there is still jus the singular Jailer or Executioner, right?