Assertion: anarchist | /r/CapableOf | use the term
Facets:
value: to describe their ideas
type: PURPOSE
value: to describe themselves
type: PURPOSE
value: continually
type: TEMPORAL
value: to mean neocolonialism
type: PURPOSE
value: for over 150 years
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Many anarchists use the term to mean neocolonialism and/or cultural imperialism (which they may see as related).
text: Many anarchists, seeing the negative nature of the definition of "anarchism," have used other terms to emphasise the inherently positive and constructive aspect of their ideas.
text: "An-archy" means "without a ruler," or more generally, "without authority," and it is in this sense that anarchists have continually used the word.
text: Anarchists have been using the term "libertarian" to describe themselves and their ideas since the 1850's.
text: The US-based "Libertarian" Party, on the other hand has only existed since the early 1970's, well over 100 years after anarchists first used the term to describe their political ideas (and 90 years after the expression "libertarian communism" was first adopted).
text: Anarchists have been using the term "libertarian" to describe themselves and their ideas since the 1850's.
text: The US-based "Libertarian" Party, on the other hand has only existed since the early 1970's, well over 100 years after anarchists first used the term to describe their political ideas (and 90 years after the expression "libertarian communism" was first adopted).
text: Anarchists have been using the term “libertarian” to describe themselves and their ideas since the 1850’s.
text: The US-based “Libertarian” Party, on the other hand has only existed since the early 1970’s, well over 100 years after anarchists first used the term to describe their political ideas (and 90 years after the expression “libertarian communism” was first adopted).
text: In other words, there is a reason why anarchists have used the term libertarian for over 150 years!
text: Anarchists have been using the term "libertarian" to describe themselves and their ideas since the 1850's.
text: The US-based "Libertarian" Party, on the other hand has only existed since the early 1970's, well over 100 years after anarchists first used the term to describe their political ideas (and 90 years after the expression "libertarian communism" was first adopted).
text: Many anarchists use the term to mean neocolonialism and/or cultural imperialism (which they may see as related).
text: Lastly, we must note that after Caplan posted his FAQ to the “anarchy-list,” many of the anarchists on that list presented numerous critiques of the “anarcho”-capitalist theories and of the ideas (falsely) attributed to social anarchists in the FAQ, which he chose to ignore (that he was aware of these postings is asserted by the fact he e-mailed one of the authors of this FAQ on the issue that anarchists never used or use the term “left-anarchist” to describe social anarchism.
text: Many anarchists, seeing the negative nature of the definition of "anarchism," have used other terms to emphasise the inherently positive and constructive aspect of their ideas.
text: Many anarchists, seeing the negative nature of the definition of “anarchism,” have used other terms to emphasise the inherently positive and constructive aspect of their ideas.
text: Many anarchists, seeing the negative nature of the definition of "anarchism," have used other terms to emphasise the inherently positive and constructive aspect of their ideas.
text: An-archy” means “without a ruler,” or more generally, “without authority,” and it is in this sense that anarchists have continually used the word.
text: "An-archy" means "without a ruler," or more generally, "without authority," and it is in this sense that anarchists have continually used the word.