We, at the Zabalaza Anarchist Communist Front (ZACF), are pleased to announce that the new Zabalaza website, Home of Southern African Anarchism, is now online.
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Zabalaza Anarchist Communist Front Website
Southern Africa, Announcing the new Zabalaza website
Zabalaza: The Home of Southern African Anarchism
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Can someone explain to me how Communism (which requires coercion) and Anarchism (which follows the non-aggression principle) are compatible?
ReplyDeleteNever mind, I found the answer:
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Thanks, Rick. I try to reply to comments when I have time, so sorry I didn't get to yours. I don't know that I would have had an answer for you. I'm not a communist (I swear), not even an anarcho one. I do think some of the critiques of property are legitimate (and I speak of left-libertarian, anarchist critiques). There are a whole lot of assumptions that right-libertarians carry with them in discussing the issue.
ReplyDeleteI would suggest checking into more balanced examinations of the question that aren't from one of the more extreme positions. I'll respond in more detail later, and maybe put up a post. I would welcome any other thoughts you might have on this.
Thanks for your reply, Nikk. I'll try to find some more balanced info, but I can't seem to get past the property issue. It seems that individual rights utterly rely on the right of private property, especially self-ownership. I'd be interested to hear any critiques if you have links / vids etc;
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