Anarchism is a political theory that is skeptical of authority and power, especially political power. It rejects the idea of God and religion. Anarchism believes in individual liberty and that human flourishing is best achieved through non-coercive consensus building. Some key figures in the development of anarchist thought include William Godwin in the 1790s and Bhagat Singh in India. Anarchism envisions a stateless society based on voluntary cooperation and mutual aid.

3. Anarchism is a political theory, which is skeptical of the justification of
authority and power, especially political power. its not a fan of religion
and god. Anarchism is usually grounded in moral claims about the
importance of individual liberty. Anarchists also offer a positive theory
of human flourishing, based upon an idea of non-coercive consensus
building.

4. Lala HarDayal
Lala Har Dayal was an
expatriate who lived in
Philadelphia.
 He inspired many Indians.
 He was eventually arrested by
the US government.
fled to Germany and would
live in Sweden for a decade.
 He died in Philadelphia in
1939.

5. Mahatma Gandhi BuddhaBhagat Singh
Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara Mahatma Gandhi

6. The people are scared of the word
anarchism. The word anarchism has been
abused so much that even in India
revolutionaries have been called anarchist to
make them unpopular.” As anarchism means
absence of ruler and abolition of state, not
absence of order, I think in India the idea of
universal brotherhood, the Sanskrit
sentence vasudhaiva kutumbakam, has the
same meaning.
The ultimate goal of Anarchism is complete
independence, according to which no one will
be obsessed with God or religion, nor will
anybody be crazy for money or other worldly
desires. There will be no chains on the body
or control by the state. This means that they
want to eliminate: the Church, God and
Religion; the state; Private property.
- Bhagat Singh

7. William Godwin
In 1790s William
Godwin developed the
first expression of
modern anarchist
thought. Godwin was
"the first to formulate the
political and economical
conceptions of
anarchism.
Origin of Anarchism

8.  Individual anarchism
 Religious view
 Political view

9.  Inner conscience
 Voluntarism
 Deny authority
 No Economic corollary
 No gods
 No masters

10.  Individual anarchism is called anarchy
 Anarchists do not suppose that all people are altruistic,
wise, good, identical and perfect.
 Anarchists do not “lay down blueprints for the free
society”.
 preventing a person from acting coercively is to limit
that person’s choices. Every society imposes limits.

11.  Crimes would be eradicated
 No quarrels among humans
 Everyone would be happy
 no human would be deprived of any resources
 Self sustained society
 Racism would be eradicated

12.  non-religious
 Neither God nor master!
 Humans are the real gods
 Respect and love each other

13.  Abolishing old age system of religion would make
some humans angry
 humans would get more time to fitter away
 humans would take anarchism as the new religion

14.  War in the name of religion would be eradicated
 Death rate will be reduced
 Humans would think on humanitarian base
 time wasted in the name of religion and god would be
put to good use
 Racism based on religion would be eradicated

15.  self-governed
 voluntary institutions
 non-hierarchical
 far-left ideology
 Mutualism
 Participatory economics

16.  A world without government is nearly impossible
task but with proper implementation we can achieve it
 Humans have always been ruled over .
 Money is now a basic need of every human
 Accepting things and giving away things freely would
be problematic.
 Ownership of property would be possession based

17.  No war over resources, land or political ideology
 Peace among the world
 No borders and people can travel anywhere they wish
 Earth where we only fear a alien invasion
 No need to procrastinate your life over money
 Be free to do whatever you want

18.  Crazy form of ideology
 Hard to implement in today's generation
 Opposition from powerful and rich people
 Would require wide time period to be completely
implemented
 Violence would increase

19.  Change the impression that has been created
 Make people understand without using force
 Anarchist thoughts should be spread through social
media

20. step that can be used to
introduce anarchism
into the society

21. “ an entire generation pumping gas, waiting tables,
slaves with white collars. Advertising has us chasing
cars and clothes, working jobs we hate so we can buy
things we don’t need. We are the middle children of
history, no purpose or place, we have no great war, no
great depression, our great war is spiritual war, our
depression is our lives. We have been all raised by
television to believe that one day we would all be
millionaires and movie gods and rock stars, but we
wont and we are slowly learning that fact and we are
really angry “

22.  Forget the old generation
 Focus on the new generation
 Education is the key
 Education system should be changed accordingly
 Education should start from tender age
 Set up anarchist school of thoughts

23. Introduce new
education systems
Educated the young
Avoid other
influences
Show practical
example and its
results
Psychologically
inbuilt the young
generation with
anarchist ideology
Once Psychologically
imprinted the new
generation would act
peacefully

24. imagine there’s no heaven
No hell below us
Imagine there’s no countries
Nothing to kill or die for
And no religion, too
Imagine all the people living life in peace
Imagine no possessions
No need for greed or hunger
A brotherhood of man
Imagine all the people sharing all the world.
- John lennon

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