arbitrary hierarchy, people could decide on a democratically implemented hierarchy, continue to misrepresent and misunderstand anarchism thx
If that means no element of bureaucracy at all, no coercion of any individual to have to comply with decisions made, and the decisions being the result of a totally democratic process where everyones opinion matter, that's not state power. Decisions being made within a group in a totally democratic fashion is not state power being exercised. A state requires authority which can be exercised to oppress elements within a group.
You started off saying that anarchists are a kind of communist that don't agree with a state being established, now you're saying that anarchists actually want to establish a state.
You literally distinguished anarchists as communists who aren't like MLs, who want to establish a state. What do you think is the difference between an anarchist and an ML? I'm just curious
There isn't one, by your understanding, or at least any differences are just minor disagreements about how the state should be arranged. You literally think ML's and anarchists are both fundamentally the same, and want to establish a state. Why do you think there has been all that conflict I mentioned?
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And again you disappoint.
If that means no element of bureaucracy at all, no coercion of any individual to have to comply with decisions made, and the decisions being the result of a totally democratic process where everyones opinion matter, that's not state power. Decisions being made within a group in a totally democratic fashion is not state power being exercised. A state requires authority which can be exercised to oppress elements within a group.
You started off saying that anarchists are a kind of communist that don't agree with a state being established, now you're saying that anarchists actually want to establish a state.
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You literally distinguished anarchists as communists who aren't like MLs, who want to establish a state. What do you think is the difference between an anarchist and an ML? I'm just curious
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There isn't one, by your understanding, or at least any differences are just minor disagreements about how the state should be arranged. You literally think ML's and anarchists are both fundamentally the same, and want to establish a state. Why do you think there has been all that conflict I mentioned?
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