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- 2. Absolut frihet f旦r alla individer. Vill absolut inte skapa kaos utan tror i st辰llet mkt p奪 t ex direkt demokrati dvs att alla medborgare 辰r med och tar alla viktiga beslut gemensamt hela tiden. Tror d辰rf旦r ocks奪 att v奪ra stora statsamh辰llen idag 辰r f旦r stora f旦r att kunna fungera p奪 ett bra s辰tt. Samh辰llet m奪ste delas upp i mindre enheter med f辰rre m辰nniskor s奪 alla kan vara med och fatta beslut och hantera problem tillsammans.
- 3. M辰nskliga r辰ttigheter och allas lika v辰rde. Direkt demokrati. Avskaffande av staten, politiska partier och alla andra hierarkiska strukturer. Vad betyder hierarki? En organisation d辰r olika personer har olika viktiga positioner, en chef 旦verst och sen andra anst辰llda under det osv, som en pyramid.
- 4. Ett st旦rre anarkistiskt samh辰lle har aldrig skapats i praktiken hittills i modern tid. Men tanken p奪 allas ultimata frihet och total klassl旦shet 辰r fin. Vad kan det uppkomma f旦r problem i ett samh辰lle om vi avskaffar staten och alla andra hierarkier? F旦rs旦k att 旦versiktligt komma p奪 n奪gra problem. F旦rs旦k ocks奪 lite mer utf旦rligt f旦rklara varf旦r total statlig makt leder till detta?
- 5. Anarkin kr辰ver p奪 s辰tt och vis att alla 辰r med p奪 just anarkin. Om ngn vill skapa ett politiskt parti eller en hierarkisk organisation s奪 kan ju ingen stoppa denna person eftersom staten och lagarna inte finns Hur l旦ser man detta?? Kommer alla n奪gonsin vara med p奪 att skapa samma samh辰lle? M奪nga menar ocks奪 att man har en alldeles f旦r stor 旦vertro p奪 oss m辰nniskor. Utan stat, lagar och hierarkier kommer samh辰llet l奪ngsamt rasa s旦nder och bli till kaos.
- 6. Det finns en rad olika anarkistiska inriktningar som sinsemellan inte kommer 旦verens. Detta beror t ex p奪 att en del anarkister fr辰mst hittar inspiration fr奪n liberalt h奪ll och andra fr奪n socialistiskt. Man kan n辰mna t ex: Individanarkism som 辰r inspirerad av liberalism och s辰tter individens frihet i centrum. Social anarkism som 辰r inspirerad av socialismen och s辰tter direktdemokrati och allas gruppers r辰tt att best辰mma i centrum. Feministisk anarkism som koncentrerar sig p奪 att bryta ner den manliga hierarkin i samh辰llet.
- 7. Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Mikail Bakunin EmmaGoldman Noam Chomsky Eftersom anarkister inte tror p奪 parlamentarism och att jobba inom staten s奪 har vi inget anarkistiskt parti i v奪r Riksdag idag och har inte haft tidigare heller. Zenon
- 8. Ungef辰r n辰r och hur uppst奪r anarkismen som ideologi? Vad 辰r det viktigaste att prioritera i samh辰llet f旦r en anarkist? Hur vill man att man uppn奪r detta? Vad finns det f旦r vanlig kritik emot anarkismen? N辰mn minst tv奪 anarkister.