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ThePartisans Newcomer Level: 2 Posts: 1/1 EXP: 15 For next: 31 Since: 02-25-05 Since last post: 250 days Last activity: 249 days |
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In theory, anarchy is the perfect substitution for esatblishment in a nutopia-like world, which is unfortunatly, not what we have at this moment. When we first arrived here, anarchy was our "Establishment" (although I know it is kind of an oxymoron) because we weren't "evolved" industrially or socially even. but once lust/hate/greed became aquainted with our nature, a form of establishment was in need to be in place. Although anarchism is usually assosiated with politics, it takes a much deeper stance with philosophy. anarchy is the freedom of mind and soul without the interruptions of others. I, myself an an anarchist for the philosophical and political standpoint. I do what I want (Not ment to sound immature) and allow others to do the same. Anarchism ideals are the best ideals that have ever come about, the only problem is that we have become a very unitelligent species that have chosen to have one voice by someone who sounds the most articulate or smart on the television who also has the higher power over us. I do not believe in a hierrarchy system because of this and therefore I believe in anarchist ideals. |
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