### definite unit | radical:

Anarchist
* Many anarchists are pacifistic, reformers.
* Most anarchists are former peasants
  - tend to think humans have both good and bad tendencies
* Some anarchists are nonviolent and some believe that some violence is allowable
  - have contacts with albanian people who live and work in Greece
* adovcate anarchy in the sense of nobody being boss over anybody else.
* advocate 'participatory' rather than 'representative' democracy
  - a society where individuals freely co-operate together as equals
* agree that capitalism crime.
* aim to achieve maximum personal freedom for everyone.
* alone consider the modern penal system to be inhumane and worthy of abolishing.
* also reject any attempt to limit the freedom of individuals.
* are a non-violent, compassionate and dedicated group
  - also opposed to any form of government
  - by tradition against authorities and wants a society based on selfmanagement
  - extremists
  - materialists
  - of many kinds
* are opposed to all coercion
  - taxes
  - authority and hierarchy
  - leaders
  - patriarchy
  - radicals
* are the direst threat to the state, which is why they have been so harshly oppressed
  - last people to engage in blind hero-worship
  - scientists of political philosophy
  - ultimately autarchists who reject ownership by anyone or anything
* argue that society can exist without a national state
  - the means used to build socialism and ends achieved are connected
* ask people to be people.
* believe in a brighter future
  - consensus
  - non-hierarchial society
  - property is theft
* believe that ideas are the lifeblood of a revolutionary movement
  - no individual has the right to issue orders to another
* believe that the core problem facing women is class society
  - government is responsible for chaos and mass destruction
  - state is the ultimate evil, keeping humanity from true freedom
  - the only way for a revolution to survive is to push it as far as possible
* consider their women comrades equals, the way they consider everyone.
* deny the distinction between ends and means.
* favor direct action.
* fear the exploitation of man by man.
* follow no leaders.
* have a convincing analysis of crime and some ideas on how to eliminate it for good
  - an acknowledged respect for individual freedom
  - no interest in taking power and exercising it on behalf of the working class
* mail dynamite bombs to public men.
* make no distinction between economic or political refugees.
* often focus more on immediate day to day issues in their communities.
* oppose capitalism and all forms of authority and inequality
  - even the most democratic forms of collective organisation of social life
* recognize that and seek to check the power of individuals over others at every turn.
* say that government, the police and laws are oppressive
  - no one can actually 'represent' workers interests but workers themselves
* see power as a process rather than a possession.
* seek a world without states and thus address a central root of war
  - an end to private property
  - to maximise freedom for all
* sometimes posit an ideal society without law.
* stand for direct action and solidarity among and between workers.
* take, essentially, a scientific approach to problems.
* use the natural law to judge the legitimacy of the various man-made laws.
* usually draw the line at coercive power.
* value private decision-making and private voluntary agreements between individuals.
* wear masks for many reasons.
* work to eliminate subordination.
+ Oppression: Sociology
  * Anarchists say that government, the police and laws are oppressive. This is because they stop people from doing whatever they want to.
+ Tax, People who oppose taxes: Taxation
  * Anarchists are opposed to all taxes. Anarchists are also opposed to any form of government.