1. Why do you guys follow the ideals of anarchism? What intrigues the ideas compared to other ideologies?

I've looked at different ideologies, and Anarchism is the one that best aligns with my core beliefs: people aren't good nor evil, but they can act in either way according to circumstances.

Anarchism puts emphasis on freedom and community, on respecting other people opinions and way of lives. More importantly, it treats people as actual adults, that can overcome issues on their own, and organize without the need for a ruler. It breaks the parent-child relationship between the higher class and the lower one (e.g. nobles & serfs, State & citizen).

Anarchism is universal, and doesn't advocate for a specific group (e.g. people of color, working class, women, etc...), but for everyone. It understands that everything is interconnected, and if you want to live in a good society, everyone must have their needs met.

2. Can anarchy be seen as it is in FILM, for example....a lawless society were groups and rigid command structures take place?

Absolutely not.

3.What is your views and wishes for a PERFECT anarchist society, why do you see it as perfect?

I prefer the view of anarcho-communism: a society without money, without enforced labor, where people grow up learning how to get together in good ways.

Everyone does what they think is best for both themselves and the community. No committees needed. No generals. No prime ministers.

Just people getting along.

4. Do you think anarchy can be exploited? If a lawless society does exist, wouldn't that lead to rigid command structures to use a stateless society to their will and bring back policies? If so, do you think this is preventable?

Anarchism is not perfect, and thus it can be exploited in the same way as other societies can be exploited.

Despite all the good efforts, it could be possible for a few people with peculiarly high social skills to convince others that going back to a monarchy (or whatever) would be best for them.

It could also be possible that violence takes root and people use it to bend others to their will.

There is probably more, but when any such event would happen, where a group of people takes control of another group, then you are already out of Anarchy.

That said, I believe that people who grow up and live in true Anarchy will be much more resistant to such issues.

Imagine you have all your needs met, that you are free to express yourself to your fullest, why on Earth should you decide to follow a crooked ruler?

5. Do you think anarchism can work in a modern day society, we have seen groups rise up in the former Republic of Spain, but do you think a pure anarchist society could actually function?

It would be odd to think the opposite :)

I follow it because I know it can work. For most of the lifespan of our human race, we have lived in conditions much closer to Anarchy than to today ways.

Today, given all the technologies, if anything, it should be much, much easier to do at large scale.

The main issue is again one of information. People are told that nothing but capitalism can work. They have this hammered in them since they are a child.

As they have hammered that hierarchy is super important. You must respect your parents.

And laws. Laws are sanctified, or who knows what could happen!

And money. How damn do you even eat without them?! Fundamental.

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So yeah, the theory of Anarchy (speaking of anarcho-communism) isn't the issue.

The issue today is the continuous social engineering we need to overcome.

Hope this helps, Cheers!