Tom Hodgkinson | What is Anarchism? | Idler

Tom Hodgkinson explains what anarchism really is and guides us through its history from Prince Kropotkin, William Godwin and Tolstoy to the punk movement
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[@arkoprovo1996]

I can't understand why people ignore Free & Open Source Software Movements all the time in such writings and talks

[@ELGatitoRevelde]

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[@simoncollins6529]

Historically and currently...... You'll never get two anarchists to agree on anything.

[@legalfictionnaturalfact3969]

That is obviously untrue. By definition, an ideological group agree on the tenets of that ideology. Anarchism simply means no rulers. Therefore, every Anarchist agrees that there should be no rulers. It's that simple.

[@asphere7162]

@@legalfictionnaturalfact3969 no you’re wrong ;)

[@legalfictionnaturalfact3969]

@@asphere7162 "nuh uh" is not a rebuttal. sorry, sweetie. anarchy means no rulers. nothing more, nothing less. :)