Social Anarchism

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Social Anarchism (Assignment)

        In today’s contemporary society, the need for a functional ideology is vital for the success of a nation. This essay will provide in-depth description about one certain ideology but also provide anarchistic arguments for their views. The ideology that will be discussed is Social Anarchism. Social Anarchism is probably the most criticized ideology in today’s society because it is often referenced to violence, uproar and as an undisciplined ideology. However these prejudice opinions are starting to be suppressed and the true greatness of Anarchism is starting to appear to individuals. In this essay I will be providing answers to how Social Anarchism deals with ownership, decision making, welfare and elections.

        What is social anarchism and what does it stand for? Is probably the first inquiry people would make about the ideology. Social anarchism is an ideology constructed for the working class and the people. The main focus with anarchism is to allow the individuals to be involved and thus prevent the form of a hierarchical control. About 78,3% of a country consists of the working class; however in today’s society they’re role in politics is only minor. Is it not rightful to give the working class and the individuals the right to make all the decisions, is it not they who make the country? 

        What differentiates Social anarchism from other ideologies is in the system of how decisions are to be made. They absolutely abhor states and any form of government. When reading this, the first impression would be that this ideology will never be able to function; however that is not necessarily true. Social Anarchists believe that decision should be made in councils. Now you might be wondering, would that not be a sort of government? In the contrary no, councils differentiate themselves from parliament and governments because they are not a form of hierarchical control. These councils consist of all sorts of individuals, so that the people of a nation are involved in the decision making. The motivation for this sort of governing is to prevent social class division between the “bosses” and “the working class” and also allow people to have the right to make a difference, since it’s their country and their lives these decisions affect.  A common argument used against this is that Parliaments and Governments do allow the individuals and working class to be involved in politics in the form of elections. However is that really true?

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        Today’s modern society’s way of electing parties or electing presidents from candidates is simply corrupt. We are led to believe that states are run in our interest, and told that we have elections to insure that. Today’s ideology gives us choices to choose from, but what we don’t realize is that all these choices are pre-handpicked, in other words all the choices are correct within the ideology ruling the nation. How can this be democracy when it limits people’s freedom of choice and the right of making an individual decision based on your own views. Therefore Social anarchists are against ...

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