I kinda get their point, but i feel like it's using a relatively specific meaning of the word "rule" : to me, not all rules imply external enforcement. For example, rules of a game rely solely on players good will. Or "principles" of an anarchist community are still rules, even if they just rely on people respecting them to exist. But that may also come of my limited understanding of english : is the necessity of coercion really necessarily included in the meaning of "rule" ?
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A community for anarchist. Anarchism is a set of philosophies that promotes a world free of hierarchical systems.
No electioneering, no telling people to or not to vote or who to vote for. Interpretating this rule as forbidding critisism of candidates is certainty an interpretation but in the context of an ANARCHIST space it's a bad interpretation.
No bootlicking & that will include being hyper pedantic about people calling politicians, prosecutors, bureaucrats, etc, cops.
Yes, if you're an obnoxious neo-lib you're going to get banned. If you're not obnoxious & have good faith questions you can stay.
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