All Societies Are Based On

The Best Way To Think About Anarchism Is As A Combination Of Three Levels. On The One Hand, The Sort Of Instinctual Revulsion Against Forms Of Inequality In Power; On The Other Hand, A Reappraisal Of What One Is Already Doing In Egalitarian Relations; And Then The Projection Of These Principles On All Sorts Of Relations.

States Created Markets. Markets Require States. Neither Could Continue Without The Other, At Least, In Anything Like The Forms We Would Recognize Today.

Within A Capitalist Corporation, Someone Says, "lend Me A Wrench," And Someone Asks, "yeah, What Do I Get?" You Assume That The Idea Of Each According To His Or Her Abilities, Each According To His Or Her Needs - In Solving A Problem - Is Actually The Only Thing That Works. And In Situations Of Disaster, There Are Often Communistic Notions Of Improvisation, Where You Basically Exchange Hierarchies And All Of A Sudden All Those Things That Are Luxuries That You Can't Afford, You Have Them In An Emergency.

Student Loans Are Destroying The Imagination Of Youth. If There’s A Way Of A Society Committing Mass Suicide, What Better Way Than To Take All The Youngest, Most Energetic, Creative, Joyous People In Your Society And Saddle Them With, Like $50,000 Of Debt So They Have To Be Slaves? There Goes Your Music. There Goes Your Culture. There Goes Everything New That Would Pop Out. And In A Way, This Is What’s Happened To Our Society. We’re A Society That Has Lost Any Ability To Incorporate The Interesting, Creative And Eccentric People.

People Don't Have An Ongoing Relation Unless It's A Form Of Debt Because Everything Is An Exchange, So Ongoing Relationships Are Incomplete Exchanges, And Therefore One Party Is Probably To Blame - More Likely Than Not, Both Are. Sociality Itself Seems To Become Like A Matter Of Sin, And Inherently Wrong.