by @dollarvigilante on The Dollar Vigilante
If anarchy is getting rid of all forms of domination, oppression and illegitamite authority, then freeing children from government indoctrination prisons is a good start.
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Unfortunately repercussions and violence of full anarchy isn't what we need and want in the world.
However we could do with a lot less government.
In theory it's true, but the principal of having others rule over you will still remain, no matter how small the government. And this principal is the very root of all our issues today, unfortunately. The thing we need is localized, strictly voluntary "governance". For eg. I think border patrolling is actually very important, but it should be handled by local militias along the border, not any centralized power that has all kinds of shady interests in letting everyone into their country while hiding away from it's consequences in secluded and guarded areas.
Indeed, couldn't have said it better.
Communism is never worked on a large scale. Ever it works great in small scales and it is extremely important for human beings too develop further.
Native American communities have the Great law of Peace here and shared it which resulted in the world's greatest document for freedom the United States Constitution and Bill of rights. However it isn't a standalone document it is just simply a translation of a much more important earlier work.
While we do need law and order we also need to balance that with rights.
I live in Portland Oregon and I'm going to tell you right now that the people pushing anarchy are capable of some of the worst crimes and this entire city has been completely and totally destroyed. I've been robbed nine times in the past 2 years? Right now the local government is destroying the community.
And as a native American I see your powwow part as some cultural appropriation.
Y'all use a sacred event and prayer ground as a title? Better expect some heat for that. We don't appreciate that by the way.
And as for me? I am scheduled to be one of the leading security personnel at our next powwow.
Please let others know y'all can be as anarchy and pro crimes. However leave a sacred native American event name out of it. That's not respectful and shows the amount of real thought you are putting into this.
Get your own ideas. The world is tired of the anarchist rioting and violence. We want the court system and the justice system to protect the community instead of allowing the criminals to be enabled to commit the crime waves and massive amounts of murders we are seeing now.
Some bullshit actions the past 2 years of anarchist rioting and arson's and murders here in Portland and Seattle.
Don't forget the Seattle autonomous zone ended up having criminals as police officers which ended up murdering harassing and attacking its own population. That's anarchy when this is shown to the world.
Instead of pretending you're making a new system maybe you should go back to the system that works. Because thinking that you're going to reinvent the wheel is waste of time as well as the self delusion.
so much wasted effort thinking that you were going to come up with something brand new that is perfect instead of trying to repair the best option and getting involved with your community directly.
I don't think passports are a good idea, but I do think borders should be protected from parasitic, more often than not criminal immigrants. This would actually fit perfectly in a world with no leadership, as the locals of every place are much better judges of who should be let into their country than any government ever could be. A local militia near a border could pretty much decide by just looking at someone whether that person is a threat to their nation's integrity and therefore should be refused entry. This means regular tourists could come and go anywhere at any time without any hassle, while any parasites will be filtered out effortlessly, without expensive bureaucratic procedures.
I can see why some make disparaging remarks about Jeff. Everyone has a voice and many feel that they want to be heard, but sometimes there are just too many voices and not enough time. Those who feel silenced then blame the perceived "ringleader" for the failure to be heard. It's a twisted form of "hero worship" that isn't demanded by the target, but rather foisted upon same.
I read a lot of comic books when I was young, back when they cost 25 cents or less, and many of them educated me as much as any school learning did. To this I cherish my copy of "Strange Tales #179" which introduced the "hero", Adam Warlock, as someone who quite vociferously refused to lead and instead counselled those whom he benefitted to "rule themselves". It was the beginning of my awakening toward anarchist thought and also the first time I read anything disparaging the idea of hero worship. Lessons I keep close to my heart and mind to this day.
FWIW, Adam Warlock played the primary role in what would become the "infinity Gauntlet" story, which has now made Marvel Entertainment into a theatrical juggernaut. Yet in the movies, Adam Warlock never appeared. I wonder why? :)
Strange Tales #179 is available for free reading here:
https://readcomiconline.li/Comic/Strange-Tales-1951/Issue-179?id=33295#1
it's a fairly well contained story and you don't have to have any previous knowledge of the characters to understand it. Should be read by all those who fail to understand the conept of individual freedom.
Thanks, that's some interesting stuff.
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