The soverenity of the individual and personal freedom

@Skellington But they don’t believe it should be enforced

Which is my main point of contention with them

No

They believe in morals and rights

Just negative ones

As in freedom from x

Not duty to do x

So they don't enforce morals (theoretically) because they don't believe in enforcing

It's just not fesible though

In order to break state power you need to become more powerful than the state

And if you do that

So them having morals means no practical thing

You become the new state

Or purge them

But the less said about that the better

assimilate them

It’s how good old Adolf came to power

the ones that don't

purge

🤔

that sounds like a fed moment

sorry

It's always the problem with anarchism

Anarchy is gay

Like the leftist arachist commune in anitolia had work camps

For non anarchists

lel

And that’s logical

If you had a society based entirely on cooperation instead of force, even just a little bit, no one would want to do anything

*bbbuyy bu it's not the state, it's the commune*

Why should *I* need to help build the roads?

Yes

but that is against anarchy

Then they got ran over by tankies

I didn't say it's a bad thing

Always the problem with a priori systems

remember Kronstadt

They basically have to contradict their values to survive in the real world

^

Because their rational world view is artificial and sterile

Afaik the anarchists in Spain ended up basically having councils be the government