Do Politicians Have Your Best Interests in Mind
If one is critical of corruption due to power they upheld an anarchist belief.
Anarchist believe that the current economic and political system rewards greed an exploitation.
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Many people misinterpret what it means to be an anarchist or to hold anarchist beliefs. David Graeber, an anarchist anthropologist, believes that most rational people hold anarchist ideals! Do you? Read this and find out!
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