Alan Moore on the Philosophy of Anarchism

Alan Moore Briefly Describes the Preferability of Anarchism and an Anarchist Society.

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[demandtheimpossible]

@chuckstar666 hahaha touche. I think you might not understand what I'm saying. I support voluntarism. The use of violence to 'solve' social problems is immoral. I'm not willing to compromise there. And yes all the trappings of modern society are the products of anarchism, except the IRS, DMV, congress, and all the other painfully stupid bureaucracies in world.

[chuckstar666]

@demandtheimpossible you must understand without a government,the very computer you typed this message on would not exist,in fact it couldent,nor would the scientific medical breakthroughs that enable us to live beyond an average of 40 years. If you want anarchy you may as well give up all of the trapping of modern society,because they are all products of it.btw your user name is very suitible in my opinion.

[demandtheimpossible]

@chuckstar666 Spoken like someone who fails to realize that under the state we must fight for our very survival in a lawless world. This compromise, to condone theft (taxes) and murder (war), is despicable.

[chuckstar666]

Anarchism doesent work,how can one be free to decide there destiny when they must fight for there very survival within a lawless world?with having a government comes a compromise a compromise that is more than worth it for it provides us with protection and a system through which humanity can learn and progress.

[nekospecial]

Thanks for reposting this! It irked me to see "crazylawstudent" putting that word balloon up at the end, as if Moore hadn't already said all that needed to be said!