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7/26/2013 2:40:55 PM
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This is a bit offtopic, but why do you keep changing your political views every so often?
First you were fairly conservative, then you were an anarchist, and now you're a communist? Is this just one big troll?
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Communism = anarchism. Also, where's this conservatism thing coming from? I don't ever remember being a conservative apart from in a troll thread.
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So why are they considered two distinct ideologies? I'm sure you've admitted to being slightly conservative. Could be wrong though.
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Edited by Mister Sparkles : 7/26/2013 5:15:41 PMI think in the system we live in today, certain fiscal conservative ideologies such as a balanced budget. Anyway, all forms of social anarchism inevitably lead to communism. True communism is anarchic, but the difference is that 'mainstream' communists are Marxians and believe in a centralised proletariat state during the era of pre-communist socialism. Anarcho-communists don't believe in this state and think communism should be established as soon as both capitalism and the state fall. Anarcho-syndicalists and anarcho-collectivists believe in a sort of moneyless, decentralised socialism after the state and capitalism fall as a sort of buffer. But these ideologies ultimaely advocate communism as the end goal. Hope that helps.
