But that is exactly what the anarchist contests. By being forced to comply with the demands of the boss, the worker suffers a mental oppression because his opinions or judgment are deemed by the existing power structure to be insignificant. However anarchy is more than a struggle for workers rights. In general, anarchism is about freedom in the ultimate sense. No one person has more power or authority over another.
People cooperate with each other on an equal and consensual basis.
No decisions are made without great discussion and often consensus. Although this may seem at first to be impractical, it is possible. I feel that the majority of my skepticism arose initially because the impracticality of an anarchist system seemed insurmountable. However many communities that have existed in our nation s history did so living by anarchistic principles. Including the Oneida commune which has been successfully producing silverware for many years.