Comments on: What would an Anarchist society look like? http://dbzer0.com/blog/what-would-an-anarchist-society-look-like A bug in the code of the universe. Thu, 24 May 2012 13:03:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: db0 http://dbzer0.com/blog/what-would-an-anarchist-society-look-like/comment-page-1#comment-93275 db0 Wed, 15 Feb 2012 05:44:28 +0000 http://dbzer0.com/?p=3324#comment-93275 Yeah ok, with utopian visions anyone can imagine great societies of any type. Even Utopian Fascism sounds great. Tell me how you're planning to to bring it about and then we can talk. But I don't even care to discuss how ridiculous the idea of "Neo-Monarchism" sounds, even in theory. Yeah ok, with utopian visions anyone can imagine great societies of any type. Even Utopian Fascism sounds great. Tell me how you're planning to to bring it about and then we can talk.

But I don't even care to discuss how ridiculous the idea of "Neo-Monarchism" sounds, even in theory.

]]> By: UnionJackJamesBond http://dbzer0.com/blog/what-would-an-anarchist-society-look-like/comment-page-1#comment-93266 UnionJackJamesBond Tue, 14 Feb 2012 18:35:01 +0000 http://dbzer0.com/?p=3324#comment-93266 Now, imagine that world with no drugs (because they are illegal), the death penalty for murderers, rapists and their ilk, where religion is a course taught in school so that all humans can research and truly take advantage of their right to believe just about any religion they want, where people can be gay or straight (and get married too!) and there are no issues so long as EVERYONE keeps it to themselves. This is what Neo-Monarchy strives to create, but with even more! The ideal of bringing underdevloped and developing nations up to first world status is on the list, keeping the standard of living we have while we DOUBLE that number to create the average annual income per person (so double the standard of living if that didn't make sense). It is a virtually perfect world, yet virtually impossible so long as mankind is constantly fighting and bickering. But that is where Neo-Monarchy is still better; it has it's limitations and we know that, but we will do our best to push past those limitations to create the closest thing to paradise. That, I hope, is a dream that all people of this world can strive for. Now, imagine that world with no drugs (because they are illegal), the death penalty for murderers, rapists and their ilk, where religion is a course taught in school so that all humans can research and truly take advantage of their right to believe just about any religion they want, where people can be gay or straight (and get married too!) and there are no issues so long as EVERYONE keeps it to themselves. This is what Neo-Monarchy strives to create, but with even more! The ideal of bringing underdevloped and developing nations up to first world status is on the list, keeping the standard of living we have while we DOUBLE that number to create the average annual income per person (so double the standard of living if that didn't make sense). It is a virtually perfect world, yet virtually impossible so long as mankind is constantly fighting and bickering. But that is where Neo-Monarchy is still better; it has it's limitations and we know that, but we will do our best to push past those limitations to create the closest thing to paradise. That, I hope, is a dream that all people of this world can strive for.

]]> By: UnionJackJamesBond http://dbzer0.com/blog/what-would-an-anarchist-society-look-like/comment-page-1#comment-93265 UnionJackJamesBond Tue, 14 Feb 2012 18:34:37 +0000 http://dbzer0.com/?p=3324#comment-93265 Even you desire material goods, otherwise you would have thrown out your computer and started living devoid of technology. No, people don't need to rule themselves, because people cannot seem to comprehend what that truly means and how to do it. There will always be governments because people will always need two things; leadership and guidance. I do not support Communism, or Fascism, or Anarchy, or Monarchy, or Feudalism, or (believe it or not) democracy. I support MY ideology, and it is called Neo-Monarchy. I hope that this ideology and party can one day reach the shores of all nations, because if it can, it will change the world like you have never known. Imagine a world devoid of pollution, poverty, mega-corporations, and just about no crime. Even you desire material goods, otherwise you would have thrown out your computer and started living devoid of technology. No, people don't need to rule themselves, because people cannot seem to comprehend what that truly means and how to do it. There will always be governments because people will always need two things; leadership and guidance. I do not support Communism, or Fascism, or Anarchy, or Monarchy, or Feudalism, or (believe it or not) democracy. I support MY ideology, and it is called Neo-Monarchy. I hope that this ideology and party can one day reach the shores of all nations, because if it can, it will change the world like you have never known. Imagine a world devoid of pollution, poverty, mega-corporations, and just about no crime.

]]> By: UnionJackJamesBond http://dbzer0.com/blog/what-would-an-anarchist-society-look-like/comment-page-1#comment-93264 UnionJackJamesBond Tue, 14 Feb 2012 18:33:41 +0000 http://dbzer0.com/?p=3324#comment-93264 A question arises. How would this decentralized world work in terms of getting neccesary goods? What happens when your town runs out of (or didn't have in the first place) food? Also, assuming you will use the "we'll just trade with each other" argument, what happens when there are no other towns near you? Just use a car? Cars need resources, and many resources come from overseas, so how do you trade then? Use boats, but then someone needs to build those too. Do you think all the people in the world will build these complex pieces of equipment for food? If you do, you misunderstand human desires. And aside from all of this, even if those things could work out, you are still going on an assumption that someone is going trade with you. What if they don't? I think it is sensible that you are libertarian communist, but don't think that people will give up the desire for material goods. A question arises. How would this decentralized world work in terms of getting neccesary goods? What happens when your town runs out of (or didn't have in the first place) food? Also, assuming you will use the "we'll just trade with each other" argument, what happens when there are no other towns near you? Just use a car? Cars need resources, and many resources come from overseas, so how do you trade then? Use boats, but then someone needs to build those too. Do you think all the people in the world will build these complex pieces of equipment for food? If you do, you misunderstand human desires. And aside from all of this, even if those things could work out, you are still going on an assumption that someone is going trade with you. What if they don't? I think it is sensible that you are libertarian communist, but don't think that people will give up the desire for material goods.

]]> By: NonConformity http://dbzer0.com/blog/what-would-an-anarchist-society-look-like/comment-page-1#comment-90987 NonConformity Mon, 12 Dec 2011 00:16:25 +0000 http://dbzer0.com/?p=3324#comment-90987 I am of the persuasion that anarchism can only work in a decentralized setting. And when I say decentralization, I mean the decentralization of people. This means that there would be small towns that are widespread throughout the world. I don't believe that self-governance could possibly work in a centralized setting, like in a city, or a state with an incredibly high population density. There would be too much conflict between opposing forces. I believe that the decentralization of people is also tactic for humans to reach equilibrium between their own seemingly insatiable desire for material goods and the well-being of the Earth. I think the problem goes deeper than capitalism vs. communism. I am a libertarian communist, though. I am of the persuasion that anarchism can only work in a decentralized setting. And when I say decentralization, I mean the decentralization of people. This means that there would be small towns that are widespread throughout the world. I don't believe that self-governance could possibly work in a centralized setting, like in a city, or a state with an incredibly high population density. There would be too much conflict between opposing forces. I believe that the decentralization of people is also tactic for humans to reach equilibrium between their own seemingly insatiable desire for material goods and the well-being of the Earth. I think the problem goes deeper than capitalism vs. communism. I am a libertarian communist, though.

]]> By: sitakali http://dbzer0.com/blog/what-would-an-anarchist-society-look-like/comment-page-1#comment-89709 sitakali Wed, 09 Nov 2011 13:06:50 +0000 http://dbzer0.com/?p=3324#comment-89709 Why would we need to "control" natural individualities? Anarchism is the best system to foster individuality. Why would we need to "control" natural individualities? Anarchism is the best system to foster individuality.

]]> By: sitakali http://dbzer0.com/blog/what-would-an-anarchist-society-look-like/comment-page-1#comment-89710 sitakali Wed, 09 Nov 2011 13:05:47 +0000 http://dbzer0.com/?p=3324#comment-89710 Christiania is a free-market individualist anarchist society that allows capitalism. They have drug and crime problems, and from what I understand, little organisation. Christiania is a free-market individualist anarchist society that allows capitalism. They have drug and crime problems, and from what I understand, little organisation.

]]> By: Eugine http://dbzer0.com/blog/what-would-an-anarchist-society-look-like/comment-page-1#comment-88666 Eugine Wed, 05 Oct 2011 23:20:33 +0000 http://dbzer0.com/?p=3324#comment-88666 An anarchist society would look like Freetown Christiania in Denmark which has been an anarchist society for the past 40 years. If you want to read about it there is a book for sale on Amazon that describes the day to day living in Freetown Christiania. <a href="http://www.amazon.com/Freetown-Christiania-account-anarchy-ebook/dp/B005SGI2Z6/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1317855242&sr=8-2" rel="nofollow">http://www.amazon.com/Freetown-Christiania-accoun...</a> An anarchist society would look like Freetown Christiania in Denmark which has been an anarchist society for the past 40 years. If you want to read about it there is a book for sale on Amazon that describes the day to day living in Freetown Christiania.
http://www.amazon.com/Freetown-Christiania-accoun…

]]> By: db0 http://dbzer0.com/blog/what-would-an-anarchist-society-look-like/comment-page-1#comment-86765 db0 Fri, 03 Jun 2011 16:27:35 +0000 http://dbzer0.com/?p=3324#comment-86765 It won't deal with the current social hierarcy, because in order to achieve anarchism, the current social hierarchy needs to be smashed in the first place. It won't deal with the current social hierarcy, because in order to achieve anarchism, the current social hierarchy needs to be smashed in the first place.

]]> By: headlight converter http://dbzer0.com/blog/what-would-an-anarchist-society-look-like/comment-page-1#comment-86745 headlight converter Thu, 02 Jun 2011 11:55:32 +0000 http://dbzer0.com/?p=3324#comment-86745 Lot of great points you are bringing there , few questions come after reading your article, how do you think anarchy system would deal with current social hierarchy? and how can this system control the natural individualies present in each person? Lot of great points you are bringing there , few questions come after reading your article, how do you think anarchy system would deal with current social hierarchy? and how can this system control the natural individualies present in each person?

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