Moral vs Hierarchical obligations

lol wtf is power

socially or politically enforced[by using force], might∧force∧authority.

that was pretty good.

You're free to start a non-hierarchical community. Have fun.

Why do you make such generalizations about "anarchist society?" There are all sorts of proposals for anarchist socities. Not just your non-hierarchy proposal.

the reason to eliminate gov't is to eliminate hierachy, to be free of the state is not to be free if u are oppressed in the workplace- damn anarcho capitalist... such an oxymoron

> I'm still doing research - should go get some books. Peace!

May I suggest you look into Rothbard?

His Libertarian manifesto is available online:

tinyurl(.)com/4fyl3

He also wrote "The Ethics of Liberty" and "Power and Market".

Another book I read recently was "The Enterprise of Law" by Benson.

sanarkhos - Thanks for the recommendations!

Legitimate form of authority? and you call yourself an anarchist?

A right to 'heath care' is a right to steal. Ultimately, you're living under the myth that we can all prosper by the expense of others, which will leave us all without industrial conveniences like heath care. If anarchism rejects capital limitations, reality rejects anarchism.

Your understanding of social cooperation is POLITICAL and narrow. Voluntary association creates its own social order—one based on private property.

Hey, me too.