The Wild West’s lawlessness has actually been overstated in popular culture
Rigid gun control, organized genocides, military occupation. And of course before that you had native groups just... doing their thing.
Why yes, I get my political opinions from two sentences in a dictionary.
I absolutely love it when people pull up least-effort first-click dictionary definitions and then engage in arguments of semantics with me like I'm a complete smooth brain
had this one out in the wild last week with my folks. my dad was all like "thats not he definition of socialism" and i was like bitch how much marx or lenin or literally anything else have you read becaause I bet its less then me. i know more about the soviet government then you know about ours UGH I HATE IT
no i basically just launched into a richard wolff monologue about democracy at work until he said "gommunism no food"
Anarchism is when warlords, communism is when no food, and socialism is when snowflake, SJWs destroyed with facts and logic :expert-shapiro:
"Ackthsually despite the literal centuries of political thought behind anarchism I, a white middle-class PMC who's just had their fifth mimosa of the day, took two seconds to think of a counter-argument that takes less than 280 characters. Checkmate."
Koala, has a point tho, society is much better now that only cops can do those things.
I would stop being a commie and refer to myself as an anarchist if it meant that I got to be a cowboy 🤠
Anarchism is actually when you watch The Wild West starring Will Smith.
The Anarchist Wild West, where most towns were based around or near a US Army fort built to exterminate the Native people and make it save for Capital investment. Very anarchist!
