​WHAT IS ANARCHISM?

 

The word "anarchy" comes from Greek "anarkhos", meaning “without a ruler” or "anarkhia", meaning “without a system of control”, the prefix 'an', meaning "the absence of", plus 'arkhos', meaning "a ruler" or "authority".

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ANARCHY DOES NOT MEAN DISORDER

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In contrary to what mass media often portray anarchism to be, "anarchism" does not mean "a state of disorder" or “no rules”.

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The word "anarchy", just like the term "conspiracy theorists", was demonized by the Cabal to hide the truth from us.

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The truth is that we are naturally anarchists, ie We The People are free Man & Woman.

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Anarchy does not mean "absence of order", as is generally supposed, but rather an "absence of authority."

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This opposition to hierachy is, for anarchists, not limited to just the state or government.It includes all authoritarian economic and social relationships as well as political ones. It has always challenged all forms of authority and exploitation, and has been equally critical of capitalism and religion as it has been of the state.​

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Therefore, rather than being just anti-government or anti-state, anarchism is primarily a movement against hierarchy. Why? Because hierarchy is the organizational structure that embodies authority. Since the state is the "highest" form of hierarchy, anarchists are, by definition, anti-state; but this is not a sufficient definition of anarchism.This means that real anarchists are opposed to all forms of hierarchical organization, not only the state.

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And, just to state the obvious, anarchy does not mean a state of disorder, nor do anarchists seek to create a state of disorder.  Instead, we wish to create a society based upon individual freedom and voluntary co-operation. In other words, order from the bottom up, not disorder imposed from the top down by authorities.

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Anarchists generally envision society having rules, institutions, cooperation, and ways of resolving disputes—but these should arise through voluntary association, mutual agreement, and decentralized self-government, rather than being imposed by a permanent ruling authority.

Anarchists are people who reject all forms of government or coercive authority, all forms of hierarchy and domination. 

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The basic idea is that people should be free to organize their lives together, without being subjected to unnecessary or unjustified authority.

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Anarchists therefore ask a fundamental question: Why should one person or institution have the right to command another?  If an authority cannot justify that power, anarchists argue that the authority should be challenged or abolished.

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A hypothetical anarchist society might have:

• No centralized government with a monopoly on legitimate force.

• Decentralized communities that make decisions locally.

• Voluntary associations for things like education, healthcare, production, and infrastructure.

• Worker cooperatives rather than traditional corporations.

• Federations of communities that cooperate on things requiring larger-scale coordination.

• Direct democracy or consensus-based decision-making.

• Mutual aid, where people voluntarily support one another.

• Rules and social norms, but without a conventional state imposing them from above.

 

 So "no government" doesn't necessarily mean "everyone does whatever they want". Instead it means that "people govern themselves".

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ANARCHISM IS A MINDSET

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True Anarchism is not a political agenda. It is the individual's MINDSET.

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​​ANARCHY means "NO RULERS", and not "NO RULES".

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"NO RULERS/MASTERS" means "NO SLAVES".

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Do you want your family and yourself to be slaves? Or do you want to be free people?

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Link:

Anarchism & Natural Law: Video Playlist

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