
Anarchism
Political philosophy and movement
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I've been reading Ivan Illich's Tools for Conviviality, which has been incredibly shocking, but ultimately, when given the time to settle, these ideas are correct, and fair, and just. Along with David Graeber's Fragments of an Anarchist Anthropology, and Ursula K. Le Guin's The Dispossessed, it's increasingly—alarmingly—obvious to me that we are doing something wrong with majoritarian democracies.
Not too bad of a concept but unfortunately falls apart once you really start looking at it. Ay though, eventually we all will have a utopia, just keep hoping.
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interesting place to be. believe there is some ground for anarchism in everything. falls apart when you think about it logically. would be nice to have no laws and do whatever we want, but the tragedy of the modern world means that we still need to have Some baseline rules, which voids the whole idea of anarchism anyway. aka. cool in the long run, cool on paper, cant be incredibly effective until we all get our shit together. good luck.