• Remember_the_tooth@lemmy.world
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      1 month ago

      Anarchy isn’t that. It’s just what happens when people try to install it in a geopolitical environment that’s inherently imperialistic. It would be interesting to see what kind of social structures are possible without outside interference, but I don’t expect to see that in my lifetime.

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        1 month ago

        “Anarchy” is a transition state, almost always to something worse. The point of instituting a democracy is to prevent that something worse. Granted, that doesn’t always work, but it’s better than nothing.

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      18 days ago

      The more I read about Anarchy, the more I don’t get how it’s any different than ancient human tribes.

      And if that’s the case, well… That didn’t work out for modern civilization in the long wrong, and that’s why new systems of governments sprang up from said tribes

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          17 days ago

          I mean, Democratic Socialism with very strong anti corruption measures is sort of like advanced anarchy - tribal, but on a bigger scale. It’s a pretty good solution even without modifications.

          I know communism is what would be ideal, but like you said, humans overall would need to become something they’re not fit for it too work on a larger scale.

          Other than that, finding a way to either fully restrain the corruptive influence capitalism has while taking advantage of it’s positives or coming up with a system better than capitalism would improve things too. Personally the “inflationary credits” system is one I think could work if properly implemented.