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    I spent 5 seconds during my morning routine to look this up. Would you rather I spend 3 hours writing a dissertation on all of the indigenous communities that have existed since prehistory that are structured in an egalitarian and anarchical way? You’re also allowed to look this shit up. I recommend Andrewism on youtube, he pulls a lot of examples from anarchical indigenous societies

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        Got it, we’re not allowed to question bourgeois democracy or capitalism. Good to know. I’ve officially stopped being an anarcho-syndicalist because you don’t like it.

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          61 year ago

          I don’t care what you do because no percent of the population is suddenly going to rise up in an anarchist wave, ever

          Go start a commune. I don’t care. I genuinely wish you and your (149 or fewer, ideally) friends well.

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          41 year ago

          The fact that you think anyone who isn’t an anarchist must be a capitalist shows you understand politics at the level of a toddler.

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            I don’t think that, stop prescribing my beliefs. Most people aren’t capitalists. To be a capitalist, you must own means of production. That person essentially said “I don’t want to critically think about your positions, so stop talking”. I treated that response with the appropriate amount of seriousness it deserved.

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          If your answer is anarchy, then no, you are not allowed to question. Do a bit of maturing, and then you can question.