> there is a fundamental lack of understanding about what anarchist philosophy actually is this problem is ever-present among ideologues, and may be one of th

> there is a fundamental lack of understanding about what anarchist philosophy actually is this problem is ever-present among ideologues, and may be one of the ways you can identify a from-first-principles totalizing ideology and differentiate it from legitimate schools of philosophy Many political -isms suffer from this problem, and the "true believers" all inevitably hold in their head what they believe to be the correct definition, about which they will always correct non-believers and bicker about with comrades. Regardless, it's all a waste of time, because if you can't even define your ideology you will never see it manifested.