Anarcho-Totalitarianism: Difference between revisions
From Polcompball Wiki
Jump to navigationJump to search
Content added Content deleted
Polcompbot (talk | contribs) m (Added migration messagebox in preparation of February 10 move) |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 65: | Line 65: | ||
== Beliefs == |
== Beliefs == |
||
Francis's term "anarcho-tyranny" refers to armed dictatorship without rule of law, or a Hegelian synthesis when the state tyrannically or oppressively regulates citizens' lives yet is unable or unwilling to enforce fundamental protective law. Commentators have invoked the term in reference to situations when governments focus on weapon confiscation instead of stopping looters. |
Francis's term "anarcho-tyranny" refers to armed dictatorship without rule of law, or a Hegelian synthesis when the state tyrannically or oppressively regulates citizens' lives yet is unable or unwilling to enforce fundamental protective law. Commentators have invoked the term in reference to situations when governments focus on weapon confiscation instead of stopping looters.Additionally, anarcho-totalitarianism can be interpreted as the use of totalitarianism to achieve the ultimate anarchist goal.For example,[[File:Antotcom.png]] anarcho-totalitarian communism is associated with the Marxist concept of a transitional state.Or anarcho-totalitarianism can be associated with [[File: andar.png]] anarcho-Darwinism, which, believing simultaneously in both anarchy and the right of might, strives for anarchy as a utopia of the strong and supports totalitarianism as the rule of the strong that precedes it. |
||
==Personality== |
==Personality== |
||
