[I know very little about] Politics

[endless psych]

Most (active) anarchists I have encountered seem more enamoured with the concept of total democracy then actual anarchy but thats by the by.

Neo-liberalism (if taken to the extreme deregulated form) is essentially an anarchist system of thought no? Anachro-capitalism or extreme corpratism.

[Shannow]

Beeen quite a long time since i last did this thing, think i'm in more or lwess the same place as last time though.

[LesMTS]

[Lynnie]

we're all pretty close on this actually...

[djtoast]

that's about where i tend to come. but there's a couple of questions that they should maybe ask, that would send me a mile straight up the chart.

eg

what should happen to people who park taking up two spaces outside your house?

a) nothing, they're just not very spacially aware
b) a £30 parking ticket
c) they, and every last one of their friends and relations, should be disemboweled, then hanged long enough for crowes to peck their eyes out, then fed to those monkeys that throw their own shit at each other.

and such

[Jenpot]

[Westy]

[caitlinjae]

Better overtly and consistently supporting one party than the Scum's unashamed bandwagon strategy where they recently withdrew supporting Labour and crawled back to the Conservatives.

It's the Sun what won it after all.

[metallideth]

Most (active) anarchists I have encountered seem more enamoured with the concept of total democracy then actual anarchy but thats by the by.

Neo-liberalism (if taken to the extreme deregulated form) is essentially an anarchist system of thought no? Anachro-capitalism or extreme corpratism.

It's never been taken to that extreme though, I think in part due to the fact that most neo-liberal political parties seek to merge government bodies and business rather than eliminate government bodies altogether. Closer to corporatism in that sense, which is 180 degrees from anarcho-capitalism, given that the latter has no toleration for monopoly.

Seeing as we're at the old political compass, I might as well try and tumble off the far left hand corner again:

[I'm Your God Now]

[endless psych]

It's never been taken to that extreme though, I think in part due to the fact that most neo-liberal political parties seek to merge government bodies and business rather than eliminate government bodies altogether. Closer to corporatism in that sense, which is 180 degrees from anarcho-capitalism, given that the latter has no toleration for monopoly.

I prefer corpratism (as an intentional mispelling)

I think it's never been taken to that extreme because most big corporations have monetarist leanings. Economically they appear to want some sort of free market for anyone who might wish to challenge them but have an element of protectionism for postion essentially confering upon them even more of a monopoly status.

[CHUCK LIDELOL]

[Warped]

I'm a Nazi.

[corky]

[pANDAS Radio]

I'd recommend Guido Fawkes' blog as well.

Why? Paul Staines is a cockhole of massive proportions - and most likely on the Conservative payroll. He's been a right prick on Newsnight, but his unmasking was beautiful (it starts at 1:52).

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2r5d2Ccpo3I"]YouTube- Paul 'Guido Fawkes' Staines on Newsnight[/ame]