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Someone who ascribes to anarchism. Fundamentally believes that an authority that cannot justify itself adequately should be disposed of, capitalism and its associated systems of governance being one of them. Anarchism is not lawlessness. There are many proposed ways in which a theoretical anarchistic society would function and govern itself, but I couldn't do them justice here; that's what LeftTube's for. There are a number of schools of anarchist thought, however, all are inherently anti-capitalist. Anarchists tend to be very active in civil, animal and workers' rights movements. Here are some different anarchist schools with a thinker or figure: Anarcha-Communism: Peter Kropotkin. Anarcho-Syndicalism: Noam Chomsky. Green anarchism: Élisée Reclus Black Anarchism: Ashanti Alston. Anarcha-Feminism: Emma Goldman Queer Anarchism: I'm giving you 2 figures for this one: Adolf Brand and Oscar Wilde. Anarcha-Passivism: Leo Tolstoy
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