Comic Strips

That's not what anarchists refer to as a state.

A common anarchist definition of the state is: The institutionized power structure which alienates people from the businesses of their daily lives.

If the whole constituency of the community that the militia protects is involved in controlling that militia, that's not state violence anymore.

WKUK - Anarchy

I was about to say. Everyone here who is looking at this through a laptop or phone are guilty of violence according to this comic.

It's advocacy for "might makes right".

If the little piggies had grown up in the wild, they would be Razorbacks and would rip the wolf to shreds and then eat him. Or perhaps the little piggies could have spent some of their wealth contracting wolfhounds to keep their houses safe. Instead, they trusted to their ivory-tower theories and got eaten.

And big

That's literally American history.

yep. classic "the bad guy is actually good bc i drew him as a cool furry"

I don’t like how the comic seems to encourage a violent takeover of property like this.

May have something to do with the fact that the capitalists have armies of state-funded paramilitaries called "police" that makes any kind of peaceful takeover utterly impossible.

No liberal has ever mentioned the NAP.

You mean libertarian. LIberals aren't stupid enough to believe in a silly non aggression pact.

This is really more like anarchist propaganda than communist.

Wait, only communists get to dunk on Libertarian NAP nonsense? Those commies really do get to have all the fun.

The cartoon would work just as well if the Wolf had an American flag pin on his jacket and the pigs wore Native American headdresses.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headlines

We were robbed of a truly incredibly human being when Graeber passed away. I'm a huge fan of "Debt: The First 5000 Years". And I'm heartbroken that "Bullshit Jobs" was the last publication he produced.