>You're the strangest "anarchist" I've ever seen. Anarchy means no
government,
you may be able to dream up a nice euphemism for it, but what you're
advocating has the 2 essential ingredients that make a government a
government.
>
As tired as I am of this long, long, LONG, thread,
I have to say that John said exactly what I have been
thinking all along... it is not possible to regulate
everything, abolish all the things you don't agree with
and claim you support anarchy. I suggest reading up on
anarchy and the history of it.
>1) It claims rights and powers individuals do not have.
>2) At any one time in any one place, only one may exist.
(Naidu replies:)
>Factories and farms are owned by the community, thus
>everybody gets a say on what activities the business is
>doing. No this is not state socialism. It's a business
A *capitalist* business, a non profit business?... or
simply the "commune" sticking a nose into everybody
else's business?