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Is the Anarchist Cookbook really by anarchists? Is there such a thing as anarcho-capitalism? Fortunately for anarchists, there is no central committee or theory coordinator to decide what the correct anarchist line is on any given topic. Anarchism is very much defined and given form by its supporters. But there comes a time when the concept must be defended against those who would lie about it, misrepresent it, profit from it, or just plain not understand it. That is the purpose of this page. The anarchist movement is a big tent with a great many sideshows, but there are just some folks who are not circus performers.
National Anarchists and Third Positionists
Be aware that there are efforts underway to fuse nationalist, white supremacist and neo-nazi ideology with anarchism. While anarchists are fundamentally against fascism, nationalism, racism, and white supremacy, we can't control those who make up shit to appear to be like normal anarchists. The following websites represent attempts by neo-nazis to pass themselves and their ideas off as compatible with anarchism.
- American
Revolutionary Vanguard
- National-anarchist
- Overthrow.com
- The crazy anti-semitic guy who runs this website claims to have been an anarchist at one time. This is false, like most of the made-up news and "information" on his website.
- Terra
Firma
The Anarchist Cookbook
- A FAQ
on the cookbook written by an America Online user.
-
Spunk Press' page on the Anarchist Cookbook
-
Chuck's thoughts on the original cookbook.
Anarcho-capitalism
Most anarchists who have heard this term think it is an oxymoron. The anarchist
movement has a tradition dating back over a hundred years of opposition to capitalism.
This new concept, "anarcho-capitalism" as it's called by its proponents, flies
in the face of this history. It is probably better described as "libertarian
capitalism," which is similar to extropianism and contemporary party libertarianism
in the United States. These are the folks who want to liberate themselves from
government, but still want to be YOUR boss.
Criticism of "anarcho-capitalism"
- Between
Anarchism and Libertarianism: Defining a New Movement by Jeff Draughn
- Libertarianism:
Bogus Anarchy - by Peter Sabatini
- The
New Right and Anarcho-capitalism, by Peter Marshall
- Anarchism
and Capitalism, by Andrew Flood
- Anarchism
and "Anarcho"-capitalism
- Replies
to Some Errors and Distortions in Bryan Caplan's "Anarchist Theory FAQ" version
5.2
"Anarcho-capitalist" Websites
Fake anarchism from boss-loving rich white boys who have never had to work a shitty job in their lives.
- Anarchism.net
- Anarchista
- Anti-state.com
- Black
Crayon
- James's
Liberty file collection index
People who mistakenly believe that anarchy is about blowing shit up
- Anarchist
CookBook
- Anarchy
N' Explosives
- ANARCHY
'N' EXPLOSIVES - VOLUME 2
- Anarchy
Web-Guide
- SeekR's
Anarchy Book
Anarchy as an Attitude / Just plain confused
Some folks think that if they present themselves as anarchists, it lends them
an aura of coolness, danger, hipness, or radicalness.
- Miles'
Apathetic Anarchy Page
Hacking sites
- Anarchy
Now
Commerical Sites
- Anarchy
Entertainment
- These guys have been online for some time. They design games and use their
hip "anarchist" theme to sell them. Pretty offensive. These guys are so "rad."
Not.
- Anarchy-Online.com
- A site mostly for hackers. Not as bad as most fake anarchy sites, but still
very misleading nonetheless. They should rename themselves "coolhackers.com"
or something like that.
Fake Libertarian Sites
Yep, there are a bunch of folks in the United States who just don't have clue
about what being a libertarian is about. They'd like the world to think that
it means freedom from constraint so they can make profits. Not.
- Libertarian.org
- The
Independent Institute
- Free
Market.net
- Used to be free-market.COM. Guess they aren't very good capitalists.
- The
Cato Institute
- Probably the worst of these bootlicker sites. Cato advises the capitalist
bosses on how to screw the rest of us.
Pages like this one
- Anarcho-Hucksters
- [Anarchy for Anybody]
- Similar to the "Fake Anarchists" site.
Last updated: December 25, 2004
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