Political abolition

Political abolition refers to the idea of eliminating political authority, hierarchy, and institutions, and replacing them with decentralized, voluntary forms of social organization. It's a radical concept that's been advocated by some anarchists, libertarians, and other political thinkers who believe that political power is inherently oppressive and corrupting.
Political abolitionists argue that political authority is unnecessary for maintaining social order and justice, and that individuals and communities can organize themselves voluntarily and cooperatively without the need for a centralized state. Instead of relying on political institutions, they advocate for direct democracy, consensus decision-making, and mutual aid as alternative ways of organizing society.
Proponents of political abolition often cite examples of historical and contemporary societies that have functioned without a centralized state, such as some indigenous communities, intentional communities, and autonomous zones. However, the idea of political abolition remains controversial and has been criticized by those who believe that political institutions are necessary for maintaining law and order, protecting individual rights, and addressing large-scale social problems.
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* Abolition of man; Abolotion of women; Abolition of gayness; Abolition of a gamer life
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