Abishai100
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Anarchism (source: Wikipedia) has become a rather if underground-like movement in the consciousness of politics theory and discourse, and I wanted a Garage post about something concerning why varied social/folk media avatars from around the world inform how this strange and precocious form of governance-critique for (formal) social choreography 'dialogue' inspires special campfire-feel of the musculature of Earthling chance for leviathan/uncertainty.
Anarchism has touched varied aspects of politics and social thought; and proponents in areas as diverse as India and Spain and America offer ideas of how this form of thinking, concerning no regular state-government head figure or liberally-rotational labor assignments directors designations or simply collective/communal 'views' of resource-distribution decision making for social groups, have created much campfire 'feel' of what's made Anarchism a special image of leadership evolution. With that said...
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A. Ravana (Ramayana)
-Multiheaded demon-monarch of a fabled incendiary dominion
-Ravana was an adversary of a wise/valiant Hindu-epic kingdom
-Advocate of veiled calculation and furious power-shift imagery
-Avatar-rep of gross-anatomy feel of anarchy as folk-scribbles
B. Revan (Star Wars)
-Lesser marketed canonical Sith-warrior lord of the 'dark side'
-Key figure in early Sith developments pre-Wars and Death Star
-American folklore avatar 'mascot' of the variety of Sith-ministry
-Nihilist and anarchist at-once and educator-visage for violence
-Captain-like figure of an early Sith citadel/legion
-Representative in Star Wars canon of the martial-IQ of fascism
-Anarchy as soldiery blended with libertine anti-democracy
C. Robeast (Voltron)
-Animation series featured created IQ-creatures for battlefields
-Robeast creatures challenge a spotlighted heroic super-robot
-Commissioned by the Drule Kingdom to destroy Voltron arms
-Represents a field view of gross graphics in prompted ends
-Anarchist in scope for the emissary-image of destructor-tests
Well, that's my little folk/media avatar list of special spotlighted campfire art-universe 'representatives' of an Anarchism-relevance 'feel' of this special form of politics imagination at least for (generalized) social Earthling discourse. There's some tales of development of Anarchism in the American Homeland, but this has been drowned by more 'pageant' like experiment-views of libertine-ornamentation for qualities of social behaviors akin to inquisitive liberal-life achievement records (e.g., Roaring Twenties) for simplified folk anecdotes about sanitized liberalness. Otherwise, we find many folk-tropes of relevance simply lend themselves to campfire adjectives for only villainy/malady.
The modern media/movie age has seen much dystopian theater for conscious thought about forays into decentralized governance, permitted or rotational social group catharsis, and even counter-capitalism hysteria, but for the most part, it seems (to me!) that Anarchism can be referenced for timeline education with references to established/folkloric culture tomes/themes/avatars for 'examinations' of mass-sociological standardization (for inquiry!).
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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)
Anarchism has touched varied aspects of politics and social thought; and proponents in areas as diverse as India and Spain and America offer ideas of how this form of thinking, concerning no regular state-government head figure or liberally-rotational labor assignments directors designations or simply collective/communal 'views' of resource-distribution decision making for social groups, have created much campfire 'feel' of what's made Anarchism a special image of leadership evolution. With that said...
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A. Ravana (Ramayana)
-Multiheaded demon-monarch of a fabled incendiary dominion
-Ravana was an adversary of a wise/valiant Hindu-epic kingdom
-Advocate of veiled calculation and furious power-shift imagery
-Avatar-rep of gross-anatomy feel of anarchy as folk-scribbles
B. Revan (Star Wars)
-Lesser marketed canonical Sith-warrior lord of the 'dark side'
-Key figure in early Sith developments pre-Wars and Death Star
-American folklore avatar 'mascot' of the variety of Sith-ministry
-Nihilist and anarchist at-once and educator-visage for violence
-Captain-like figure of an early Sith citadel/legion
-Representative in Star Wars canon of the martial-IQ of fascism
-Anarchy as soldiery blended with libertine anti-democracy
C. Robeast (Voltron)
-Animation series featured created IQ-creatures for battlefields
-Robeast creatures challenge a spotlighted heroic super-robot
-Commissioned by the Drule Kingdom to destroy Voltron arms
-Represents a field view of gross graphics in prompted ends
-Anarchist in scope for the emissary-image of destructor-tests
Well, that's my little folk/media avatar list of special spotlighted campfire art-universe 'representatives' of an Anarchism-relevance 'feel' of this special form of politics imagination at least for (generalized) social Earthling discourse. There's some tales of development of Anarchism in the American Homeland, but this has been drowned by more 'pageant' like experiment-views of libertine-ornamentation for qualities of social behaviors akin to inquisitive liberal-life achievement records (e.g., Roaring Twenties) for simplified folk anecdotes about sanitized liberalness. Otherwise, we find many folk-tropes of relevance simply lend themselves to campfire adjectives for only villainy/malady.
The modern media/movie age has seen much dystopian theater for conscious thought about forays into decentralized governance, permitted or rotational social group catharsis, and even counter-capitalism hysteria, but for the most part, it seems (to me!) that Anarchism can be referenced for timeline education with references to established/folkloric culture tomes/themes/avatars for 'examinations' of mass-sociological standardization (for inquiry!).
abcd
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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)
