First of all, I've been here before and seemed to wind up in a lot of arguments over mutual misunderstandings, so to begin, the intention here is not to stir up any further unproductive bickering for which I could have been responsible by not getting you. Apology to anyone That may not have understood me or I may not have understood. I will try to be more clear and show attention to what others say to avoid this.
now, the question or the clarification thereof You guys seem to be of the opinion that "morality" and therefore, "rights" are not relevant to the social construct of anarchism. I would like to civilly challenge this. It seems that the purpose of this place is to learn and teach, I hope to do both. In that order. My own personal opinion on this, which I don't label to be that of all anarchists, not knowing enough, is that the duality of right and wrong have nothing to do with the state and that the state serves no purpose to the adherence of right and wrong, in their case, mostly wrong. What statelessness means to me, is that you can discern what is right and do the right thing without the guidance of the state or religion. Perhaps to say that you can not do the right thing with adherence to the state or religion. the right thing to do is obvious and does not require a parent figure like the state to tell you what it is. To rape or steel from those who have done nothing, is wrong. To work hard and help others, is the right thing to do. To declare war on the third world is wrong, to stop supporting a state that does this is right.
Anyway, I'd like to know how you guys respond to this, my ears are open and I hope this was said in a way that can't be mis construed.
Peace.
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