Let's talk about anarchy

So... go for it.
And I'm not talking about hoodlums who stir up shit at otherwise peaceful demonstrations. I'm talking about real anarchy: where people are in charge of themselves and their actions/choices. (as we all are anyway, whether we recognize it or not)
Are you an anarchist? Why, or why not?

>>23
Most people have never even imagined what it would be like if they took control of their own lives.
This doesn't mean anything, you might as well say "if everyone would just make thew world a better place the world would be a better place".


>>24
http://www.infoshop.org/page/AnAnarchistFAQ
People who disagree with anarchism are not going to ask you text book questions, they are going to look at the practical details and by the looks of it there are none, or they are so sparse there is no point attempting to find them.

You talk of direct democracy but it would be affected by the same corruptive forces as this democracy so essentially there is no difference, you are just another politician asking the public to trust you except one with a worthless sociology degree and no experience or credibility. If you want direct democracy why not simply become direct democrats instead of calling yourselves hardcore stalinist anarchists?