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Common Sense Topic: Anarchism

The particular article I used for the video you are free to reprint and distribute. In fact, Mr. Jason Justice wants us to distribute this paper. The definition of Anarchism is the absence of government. The link at the end is something I came across while researching this topic. Check it out and distribute it.
The true meaning of anarchy is the complete rejection of government and/or church authority. It is not about blowing up neighborhoods or killing people who may work for the government. No Anarchy is about coming together for a common goal. Like the “Occupy Wall Street” movement. This was done in a peaceful manner until the cops decided to get aggressive. The protesters were making it clear that we the people have had enough corruption and greed of the big banks. The too big to fail banks.
Pierre Joseph Proudhon picked the banner from William Godwin (father of Mary Shelly) wrote Political Justice in 1793 which introduced his ideas about anarchism, however he fell to the way side after his death. Proudhon continued the ideology of Godwin and expanded on it to include the ownership of property. Each group has expanded on Anarchy.
The first time anarchy was taken to the point of including terrorism was the Russian Communist. They tried to kill Czar Nickolas the second because they wanted a constitution. He was close to signing one, however, his was killed and it was never signed. Czar Nickolas the third refused to sign a constitution. He believed his power as Czar was absolute and “Ordained by God” and could never be challenged. The terrorist murdered Czar Nickolas III and his family. All five kids. There was no way they could afford to leave one member alive to reclaim the title Czar ever again. A name I had never heard of until now is Leo Tolstoy. He created the idea of “Christian Anarchism”. This rejected the authority of the church and government.
My goal for 2017 is to be debt and banking free. To unshackle myself from the debt master. I was thinking about trading my car. However, I have stepped back from the stress of having a car that is not currently running and I have looked at the economy, election year, and the fact that we are on the verge of WW III. I will be putting money in my car to keep it running and I am keeping it.
The video will be available at https://youtu.be/CurwEyMVTLY.
http://www.spunk.org/texts/intro/sp001633.html

http://dwardmac.pitzer.edu/dward/classes/anarchy/finalprojects/flores/anarchy.html

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