What's the Difference Between Anarchists and Others?
The feeling of powerlessness dictates how most people interact with systems of power.
They believe that somehow any efforts made to mend or obstruct the system will lead to an outcome that may be worse.
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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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