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| − | Anarchopedia is a lame copy of Wikipedia for those who are unhappy with society's current state of evolution, and who don't believe they should play by the same rules as everyone else. | + | Anarchopedia is a repository of information freely editable by anyone with few, if any restrictions. For example, the previous revision of this page was full of spam links. |
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| − | Anarchists are fools who don't realize that without the collective enforcement of the society surrounding them, human life would dissolve into a wild "kill or be killed" frenzy.
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| − | Anarchists claim that people would naturally form social bonds ad-hoc, joining forces with each other as necessary to survive. In their ideal society, success in life is all about who you know, who you ally yourself with, and what connections you have. Their ideal society is, in this manner, a mirror of the one worst element of most other societies; the corruptability inherent and virtually inevitable that comes with cronyism and nepotism.
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| − | Unfortunately, in an anarchist society, making an error of judgement regarding what alliances to nurture or join could easily be a fatal mistake, since there would be no government or society to offer the protection of law.
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| − | Anarchists aren't smart enough to realize that this process of alliance followed by success or death is exactly how current societies were evolved in the first place.
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Revision as of 03:45, 9 June 2005
Anarchopedia is a repository of information freely editable by anyone with few, if any restrictions. For example, the previous revision of this page was full of spam links.
