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What makes one a "good" anarchist?

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I suppose this is a bit of a tongue in cheek questions. I generally think that there is no premise for what makes someone good or bad at anarchy... but am very curious what others thoughts are on the matter.
asked 11 months ago by D. Cresencia (370 points)

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A "good" anarchist would be one that attempts to practice their views.  Their theory of action would directly correspond with their actual activity while attempting to create proposals to encourage others to participate in the direction they are working towards.

A "good" anarchist also attempts to avoid slanting others views with logical fallacies when critiquing other ways to practice anarchy.  This honesty can more easily show what people actually think and why they agree or disagree as well as expose the depth of the agreement or disagreement.
answered 11 months ago by hpwombat (2,540 points)

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