On Wed, 22 May 2013 22:24:41 +0200 (CEST) onp...@gmail.com wrote: > Anarchy doesn't mean "no laws". It simply means "no state". Any further views > > vary widely among anarchists. > > "No state" doesn't necessarily mean "no government", either. I think most > anarchists support government, but by the people rather than a state.
They aren't anarchists if they support government or community decisions. Anarchism is about freedom, and only you can be free if you obey your laws - obey for what is important for you. When I said law, it's all laws can be imposed by an organism. On anarchy, if you want to live with people (everyone wants), you have to get on with others about anarchy's rules. BUT, we have not the same life, then not the same problems or point of views. So make your life with all you care. Anarchy is the consideration of other's freedom and so, you don't have autorisation to break it- with state, propriety, and so on... -- "Il est une chance que les gens de la Nation ne comprennent pas notre système bancaire et monétaire parce que, si tel était le cas, je crois qu'il y aurait une révolution avant demain matin."- Henri Ford.
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