I see

and of course the majority go along with it due to the threat of violence, which then further reinforces the minority rule

either due to "well they're in charge"

or just due to "I don't want to upset the norm"

but imagine if the majority of the US just said "fuck the police and govenrment, we're gonna live how we want"

the first thing that would happen is that there'd be a lot of violence by the government/police/military

It wouldnt work imo

such as what happens in a protest

the majority would outnumber, but have to self defend

now, I'm not *quite* sure how that would play out

since the majority has always gone along with those in power

and it's only the minority who struggle to free themselves

rather than enforce their will

or rather

a majority follows one minority that wants power

while another minority tries to free itself from that power

i see

it's an absolute mess tbh

anyway that's the anarchist struggle and the problems we face

all ideologies have their own struggle though

yep

such as under capitalism where you end up with growing wealth inequality, and stupidly high consumption

or how capitalism leads to inevitable large police/military and gov control

in order to enforce and regulate it all

anarcho-capitalism, while not anarchism, takes on some anarchist principles and ideas in order to avoid this overregulation and to try and give power to the individuals who earn money

I used to be ancap but realized that ownership and capitalism are what were causing the problems

i see

but yeah. I support a peaceful and free society

which is why I'm an anarchist

:)

:\)

it's just that's a utopia that's a long way off unfortunately

Well i hope you achieve your goals in your country eventually

thanks

if you look around I'm sure you'll find that you adopt a lot of anarchistic principles in your own life

ok

hopefully that clarifies anything you were curious about

Yes it does :) thank you and good luck

alright

so ive recently become a flat earther

after doing an experiment