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Anarchy has a well defined meaning.
This is my biggest problem with your phrasing, and I know that it just boils down to semantics - and that feels like absurd reductionism, is that "anarchisticly organized" is essentially a matter/antimatter reaction of a phrase that leaves the reader with nothing of substance.
Now for something truly controversial:
Capitalism is the purest form of anarchy.
"anarchy has a well defined meaning" it does, and if you had read anything about it before posting this you would know what it is.
Quite the opposite. If you read more, you might be less inclined to believe that.
I've been reading anarchist literature for nearly 20 years. Please enlightened me on where you got this well established definition that you definitely didn't just make up on a whim.
Well that makes two of us, feel free to share yours.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarchism
That is most certainly a definition ๐
Bruh that is such a poor definition of anarchy lmao. Its been changed and molded to fit a utopian idealist view. In reality, anarchy is nothing like what the wikipedia article says, to say otherwise is willful ignorance
It's a nearly 200 year old political philosophy, what do you mean changed and molded? It's almost as old as the United States.
It's the first definition that comes up if you search on any search engine. You'll find it in hard copies of encyclopedias if you really want to. It's quite literally THE established definition.