A Guide to Anarchy | Errico Malatesta

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  @Shawn.Grenier · 10 months ago · pinned

  Check out An Anarchist FAQ if you want to learn more!<br><br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaTPSS1uOpCsqjpSSmpJ4hA">https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaTPSS1uOpCsqjpSSmpJ4hA</a>

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  @empatheticrambo4890 · 3 years ago

  I remember in school my teacher was trying to show the value of authority instead of anarchy, and just said to the class &quot;you can do anything, you&apos;re free. The rules don&apos;t apply for the next few minutes.&quot; Students started talking, laughing, and then some people started throwing things. At the time, it felt like proof anarchy can&apos;t work. Since then, I&apos;ve learned that it&apos;s hardly an accurate comparison to the actual working of democracy without hierarchy, which is more of how I think anarchy is. After all, kids in a room goofing off isn&apos;t the same as constructing a just world together

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  @K-Skate101 · 7 months ago

  The quote about not being a prophet is amazing, a lot of times when I discuss anarchism with people they ask for specific ways that I would set up a anarchist society, specific ways I would do things, but when I ask them the same about their political views they rely solely on a government or other form of enforcement

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• ID

  @idiotkoolkidz9223 · 2 years ago

  My teacher In highschool got me into anarchy, I wrote an essay and he suggested I look into anarchy because he thought I would agree with it. I did

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• SL

  @sl-lz3dw · 2 years ago

  This video, which I first watched a month or so after it posted, is the first to expose me to what anarchy is in a way that gave meaning to the word, rather than the vague pejorative term that people around me had used it as. It has opened a door for me and helped me to develop a better understanding of the world and my values as I found so many resources to learn more when I knew what to look for.<br><br>Thank You!

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  @grozwald · 2 years ago

  One simple question opened up my mind to Anarchism: If the cops can police themselves, why can&apos;t we police ourselves?

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  @lucianomezzetta4332 · 1 year ago

  Thank you for perhaps introducing Malatesta to Americans. &nbsp;Errico is one of the great anarchist thinkers.

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• SM

  @smc9207 · 3 years ago

  Never thought you are an anarchist but I am glad that you are with the platflorm that you have

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• AN

  @AnthonyLongboarding · 3 years ago (edited)

  We are reaching levels of basedness previously thought impossible

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• NE

  @NeytsMore · 8 days ago

  Thank you! &nbsp;There are not many who can talk coherently about anarchy for an hour.

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  @AlienBigCat23 · 2 years ago

  The removal of violence from human relations is the main plank of Anarchism.<br>~ Errico Malatesta

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• MI

  @midori4577 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I would probably say I’m not an anarchist, but this video was pretty insightful

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