Have you ever done something in the name of Anarchy?

Answer 1

yes almost everything,

I am the ultimate **** stirer

quite frankly I think that the problem arises when people take my suggestions seriously, or even worse when i am serious and they think i am at it again... so i guess sort of my own fault.

seriously the best i have ever done is caused our managament staff to drop everything and address an anonimous complaint letter, god it was funny to see them running around like a buch of headless chooks.

i did get rid 2 useless people so that was all in a days work for me...

your hotel name?... come on

Answer 2

Anarchy is a form of rebellion. If you don't support a certain law and protest, it is considered anarchy. Thomas Jefferson said "Descent is the greatest form of patriotism." which means, to challenge the system is to keep the government in check. Anarchy can be used for any type of protest. If you don't use your seat belt because you think that you shouldn't be controlled and told that you have to, than that is considered a form of anarchy. The purist form of anarchy is to challenge everything, and not to go along with the crowd blindly. Never just accept the laws of others blindly, or you may be supporting an invasion and war of a country that had no threat to this country. Never accept the fact that what they tell you is for you own good, is in fact good for you. Always question authority, and never go blindly into the night.

Answer 3

No. There are no true anarchists. A true anarchist would hate even a lamp post because of the straightness of it. The true lines of the thing. The fact it turned out as it's maker wanted it to . I guess, I never saw the logic in anarchy.

Answer 4

yeah, i'm a
"show 'em how it's not done" "up the down staircase"
kind of person


however,
disrupting social flow
isn't the same as
thumbing your nose

and,
even though
"milk maid" & "amerikan guy"
define it w/an empowerment spin,
"anarchy" is more commonly practiced
to create negativity
--and not to help mankind step up
into freedom & advancement.

Answer 5

Once in grade school we were playing outside when they told us to line up by class and the line that was the straightest and quietest would go in first. Well , the kids in my line hated our next class to we suddenly forgot what quiet meant and couldn't remember which is the straight kind of line the wiggly one or the even one. We knew the teachers would be mad but the kids actually hated us for messing up.

Answer 6

Daily

Answer 7

I bought the album "Anarchy in the UK" by the Sex Pistols.

Answer 8

everything i do is in the name of anarchy

Answer 9

Yes
Do you know what it truly is? My answer will not make sense unless you know what it is. It is the belief that people can rule themselves and co-exist without arbitrary forms of rulership. It is actually highly idealistic and rests on the faith of the inherent GOODNESS and resourcefullness of human beings rather than on hatred or blind rage as it is popularly misinterpreted as.

ANARCHISM:--The philosophy of a new social order based on liberty unrestricted by man-made law; the theory that all forms of government rest on violence, and are therefore wrong and harmful, as well as unnecessary.

Anarchism aims to strip labor of its deadening, dulling aspect, of its gloom and compulsion. It aims to make work an instrument of joy, of strength, of color, of real harmony, so that the poorest sort of a man should find in work both recreation and hope. --Emma Goldman


"We are going to inherit the earth . There is not the slightest doubt about that. The bourgeoisie may blast and burn its own world before it finally leaves the stage of history. We Are not afraid of ruins. We who ploughed the prairies and built the cities can build again, only better next time. We carry a new world, here in our hearts. That world is growing this minute." ----Durruti

"Anarchism does not mean bloodshed; it does not mean robbery, arson, etc. These monstrosities are, on the contrary, the characteristic features of capitalism. Anarchism means peace and tranquility to all." --August Spies, Haymarket anarchist

'What I believe' is a process rather than a finality. Finalities are for gods and governments, not for the human intellect." - Emma Goldman


Workers and their families may starve to death in the New World Order of economic rationality, but diamond necklaces are cheaper in elegant New York shops, thanks to the miracle of the market. --Noam Chomsky

Answer 10

supporting anarchy is the bigest mistake anyone could ever make.