Anarchy is not what you think it is

[swbarnett]

You're a fuckin tard wasting you're life dreaming of fanciful shit that will never work or happen in real life. Why don't you concentrate on things that are worth the time & mind space? It would be more beneficial to you & the rest of the world at large.

If one person want's to think about it then it's "worth the time & mind space". For every idea that comes to fruition there will be thousands if not millions that come to nothing. Without thinking about "fanciful shit that will never work or happen in real life" the shit that will work would never have been thought of.

Besides, no-one will ever know if a thought falls into the category of "fanciful shit that will never work or happen in real life" until it's properly processed using some "time & mind space".

[Gadget1]

And as a sign of respect to someone's loss at football matches, fans have started to clap instead of stand in silence. Could it have been a sign of respect? Or was it just to piss people off? I'll go for the former and see it as a shame that people feel that they must decry the way another respects the dead. It's ironic given that those being celebrated fought for such freedoms to be had.

If they were for instance, Patriots motorcycle club members, I might expect something like engine revving to be a mark of respect but not the way they did it.

[mashman]

If they were for instance, Patriots motorcycle club members, I might expect something like engine revving to be a mark of respect but not the way they did it.

Fair enough.

[SPman]

Funnily enough, traffic rules could also be used as an example of how order naturally comes from anarchy. I fail to see the logic in trying to force it back the other way

So - you see anarchy as a lack of order, when, the order that follows is the result of anarchy. Anarchy is a lack of heirachy and an abundance of mutual cooperation - most of the animal kingdom works in a state of anarchy, and it's been getting along just fine - except when heirachical humans turn up on the scene. Not really strong on mutual cooperation, are we humans.......

[bogan]

So - you see anarchy as a lack of order, when, the order that follows is the result of anarchy. Anarchy is a lack of heirachy and an abundance of mutual cooperation - most of the animal kingdom works in a state of anarchy, and it's been getting along just fine - except when heirachical humans turn up on the scene. Not really strong on mutual cooperation, are we humans.......

Yet, the order that is, you see as not a result of the anarchy that was?

As for the animal kingdom, have you not seen all the murder and torture that goes on there? they have no bikes either, so if you want to log off and go bush, don't let us civilised folk stop ya

[oldrider]

So - you see anarchy as a lack of order, when, the order that follows is the result of anarchy. Anarchy is a lack of heirachy and an abundance of mutual cooperation - most of the animal kingdom works in a state of anarchy, and it's been getting along just fine - except when heirachical humans turn up on the scene. Not really strong on mutual cooperation, are we humans.......

So - you see anarchy as a lack of order = Chaos - a major tool of the world federal reserve! - - make war not love!