The book *One Hundred Years of Solitude* provides a perfect analysis of the state.
Macondo was born without a state.
No one needed a government to found it, build it, trade, or live together. Political power came later… and with it came impositions, war, repression, and massacre.
From an anarcho-capitalist perspective, *One Hundred Years of Solitude* offers a provocative idea:
Society created Macondo. The state arrived when Macondo had already been created. And it was almost never for the better.
It’s curious that Gabriel García Márquez was very close to the Cuban regime.
Macondo was born without a state.
No one needed a government to found it, build it, trade, or live together. Political power came later… and with it came impositions, war, repression, and massacre.
From an anarcho-capitalist perspective, *One Hundred Years of Solitude* offers a provocative idea:
Society created Macondo. The state arrived when Macondo had already been created. And it was almost never for the better.
It’s curious that Gabriel García Márquez was very close to the Cuban regime.
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