In truth, anarchy does not have a simple definition. Anarchism crosses many different spectres of thinking and cannot be given just one simple definition. There is no Anarchy per se, but instead a multitude of sub-principles all gathered undered this umbrella we call anarchy. First, there is your stereotypical Anarcho-individualism . This is genre gets the most representation in today's youth.
Nihilism is defined as rejecting all political, philosophical, religious, and moral principles.
These are the guys that the media commonly represents as running around with explosives. The scape goats for the State's problems. Of course, there is Anarcho-syndicalism , perhaps the classic anarchy of the 19th and early 20th centuries. This is the founding principle behind the modern labor movement, pushing for the abolition of the wage system and the power of industrial labor unions. As its strongest supporters, the Wobblies became the leading critics of the bourgeoisie and the cruelty and injustice of their economics.