I don't know anything about anarcho communism! But I do think that in a free society, people can organize themselves however they would like.
As long as there's the ability to move from one group/jur...
I totally agree.
What I am looking for is indeed a free society, and the question of what would be the necessary foundations for it. So I have looked into many systems and anarcho communism seems to be the closest thing to a free society I have found.
What brought me there is the often missing question of how to prevent a few people to take power over others. If this question does not have a solid answer, we can open spaces for freedom only until it is overtaken.
Anarcho capitalism fails to answer this (how to prevent monopoly in a free market).
If some people fall under the power of others, my freedom is threatened by this growing power.
In order to be lastingly free, I need everyone to be free too.
What I am looking for is indeed a free society, and the question of what would be the necessary foundations for it. So I have looked into many systems and anarcho communism seems to be the closest thing to a free society I have found.
What brought me there is the often missing question of how to prevent a few people to take power over others. If this question does not have a solid answer, we can open spaces for freedom only until it is overtaken.
Anarcho capitalism fails to answer this (how to prevent monopoly in a free market).
If some people fall under the power of others, my freedom is threatened by this growing power.
In order to be lastingly free, I need everyone to be free too.
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