What is anarchism?

Workers control of our industries, our communities and our lives. But really to do it justice you can't exclude what it is positively opposed to.

Some sort of cooked beef.

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Nothing.

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Various ideologies that propose a magical “system” as the source of its advocates’ problems.

Jeez, even mine was better than that.

Yes, yes it was.

If everything is nothing but a social construct, anarchism is therefore a social construct of extreme freedom for the individual although being a social construct it is manipulated by the ruling class as an ideology for the working class to keep them passive or at least gainfully engaged.

A society based on horizontalist politics and co-operative economics. A society of Free Association in which the free development of each is the condition for the free development of all.

Anarchy is basically like killing one parent and then having sex with the other, only in politics.

As much as I hate to admit it, I like Jack's definition best: "Like Russia, only more mental."

A perspective on, and a practice in, class struggle.

A historically valuable strand of the workers movement and one of the libertarian branches of communism.

Yeah, I'm clearly the winner here.

I think anarchism is the point reached by humans where class struggle is ended. A self-managed society.

Yeah but where's the beef?

In the cows.

That is profound, man. *nods approvingly*

smashing property, and a perspective on how to get to smash property.