What is your understanding of anarchy?
815867
Anarchy is when people are ruled by an absence or disregard or government.\n\nIt is not usually a good thing.\n\n\nNamaste.
810380
Law is designed to bring order out of chaos. Society cannot survive without laws. Just imagine if there were no laws and everyone did what they want, when they want. It would be anarchy. In the end vigilantism would rule. Still a form of law I guess, but not necessarily a preferred one. Law does not just punish, it also protects, both the innocent and the guilty.
972547
You could consider Canada to be an example of a  socialist State. High taxes, government takes care of health care and education\n\nAnarchy means a country is in complete chaos and every one does whatever they feel like with no repercussions, based on that I don't think there are many true Anarchist nations in operation. \nBut an example of nations  closest to being in a state of Anarchy could be present day Iraq, some warring countries in parts of Africa..Sudan, Sierra Leone, Uganda etc . These places are in a state of constant chaos, people are constantly being raped and executed in huge numbers, they have governments but the governments do nothing or do too little.
44351
Anarchism, by definition, is lack of government, or doing things for your self/community without dependence on social contracts. As soon as you form a community structure, you become communist, socialist, democratic or some other -ist, no longer anarchist.\nHard to do.\nMany people (usually those entrenched in some power structure: corporations, government, religions) try to use the term 'anarchist' as though it is synonymous with 'terrorist'. They are usually the same ones who think atheism is a religion. (NOT believing in something is not the same as believing in nothing.) \nIn other words, the majority.\n"Anarchy is a bad thing?"
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Angry at who?  The irakis or the american government? Personnaly I am angry at them (military) for killing civilians in retaliation for loss of their colleagues. What kind of civilisation are we? we pride ourselves in liberty and freedom and democracy but we go out there and kill innocents like we would be barbarians from 7th century. Wow... What an example for other countries. And we are the "civilized ones".....\nThis makes me sick...
278680
The individual is forced to make decisions about their own life. Nobody is going to make the decisions for you. You need to actually think for yourself. You need to decide how your actions will affect you and the folks you care about. Anarchy requires independent thinkers not SHEEP!
285066
If I understood your question, it could be the symbol of Anarchy / Anarchism.
838773
There are many types of anarchists - from anarcho-communists to anarcho-capitalists (these two groups strongly dislike each other).  Most people of the anarcho-capitalist persuasion call themselves libertarians (in America anyway). Those who call themselves plain anarchists are more likely to be against capitalism.\n\nWhile anarchists see the value of democracy, they don't believe you should have an entire nation voting on, say, what you should eat for lunch.  Instead, anarchists believe in decentralized democracy - only those most affected by a decision should have a say.  In many cases, this becomes a democracy of one - thus anarchy.\n\nIn terms of economics, anarchists don't believe big shareholders and CEOs should have the power to dominate the economic lives of the people. Instead, the policy of corporations would be decided on democratically by their employees or the communities they operate in.\n\nOne way to bring about corporate democracy would be for widespread workplace occupations to take place, in which employees simply show up for work, but no longer listen to their bosses.  Something similar has been happening in Argentina - see http://www.everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=1482898&lastnode_id=124 - movements like this would usually not be supported by top-down-ruled mass media, so it would be important for the employees of the media to assume democratic control over them as well.
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Total anarchy my friend.
435836
Utter chaos. Pandemonium. Complete anarchy. The end of the government.
319875
That's the way is suppose to be...otherwise it would not be anarchy!
754800
That is the most moronic law I've ever heard of.. We've not become a stupid nation we've become a greedy nation you know somehow the govronment is making money off that law. no wonder I'm an anarchist
447678
Are you proposing anarchy? In anarchy, the strong will control the weak and you are back where you started.
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You people are morons.  Are you capable of thought beyond "can I sleep a few more minutes or will I pee the bed?"\n\nImagine an anarchist society.  Would you have roads?  No, infrastructure probably wouldn't exist as we know it without taxes to pay for it.  \n\nWould you be able to go outside?  Probably not, since there is no police force to protect you and keep your neighbor from shooting your stupid asses where you stand.\n\nWould you be able to get healthcare (for the gunshot wound in your stupid ass?)  Probably not, since there is no ambulance service, and no incentive whatsoever for anyone to provide healthcare to you.  And even if there were healthcare, there would be nothing forcing them to see your stupid ass.  \n\nWould you have anything good in your life?  No, what motivation would anyone have to do anything whatsoever in an anarchist society?\n\nI think it boils down to this.  People crying "anarchy rulz" and stupidity like that are basically school-aged kids, probably high-schoolers with their first "outside-the-box" thought who see anarchy as a way to get out of school.  Fat, lazy, stupid teenagers.
434876
OK, well I have the anarchist cookbook (the original) =).. but It would be Impossible to copy and paste the whole thing here, its like, 2000 pages long. lol.
812861
calling the police would have been better\nyou're advocating anarchy\n(personally, I dont blame you)\n\npeace
54577
Anarchy is the absence of government; state of society where there is no law or supreme power; lawlessness or political disorder; destructive of and confusion in government.  At its best it pertains to a society made orderly by good  manners rather than law, in which each person produces according to his powers and receives according to his needs, and at its worst, the word pertains to a terroristic resistance of all present government and social order.\n\nCivil Disobedience is a form of lawbreaking employed to demonstrate the injustice or unfairness of a particular law and indulged in deliberately to focus attention on the allegedly undesirable law.