I say it’s awesome. Also, here’s a few examples on how Anarchist Communism is different from Communism and Anarchism.
Anarchism: Stateless Socialism. Those who work own the means of their own production.
Communism: A stateless, classless society where everyone owns the means of production.
Anarchist Communism: A stateless, classless society, where ownership is abolished, and usage is favored. No one owns the means of production, and everyone is allowed to use them.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarchist_communism

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarchism

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communism

@?: STFU you antisemitic troll.

I don’t really understand the difference between "everyone owns the means of production" and "no one owns the means of production". Sounds like the same thing to me. And, I think the future will be different from anything we imagine today anyway. Main goal we have today: Destroy capitalism, before it can destroy us.

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What you’re referring to is a splinter within a fragment, and yes, it is an oxymoron, albeit there are people who use that terminology to describe their schizophrenic approach to the state and authority.

Point being, if there are fifty of these people on the planet, I would be amazed.

Marx could be considered a founder, in a twisted sort of way. Kropotkin used the term and expounded…but this is DANGEROUS and VOLATILE stuff indeed.

Anarchists in Spain during the civil war included a company of folks who went by that name, and they wound up fighting on both sides, pretty much simultaneously, and finally, fighting each other.

That’s what happens when a so-called philosophy is "up/down", an inherent oxymoron.

They’re the ultimate iconoclasts.

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Do you think the world would be a far better place if all the Christians in the world followed it literally (except for eye gouging and hand chopping)?
Do you try to live by it always? How?
Would you agree that if these teachings were practised, Christian society would resemble Anarchist Communism?

If you don’t know it, it is in Matthew 5-7

http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew+5&version=NIV

Thank you, and God bless.

The Sermon on the Mount were the Laws of the NT.

This Sermon begins in Matthew 5:1. The laws Jesus says not one jot nor or tittle shall be changed were the Laws Jesus was about to speak beginning in Matthew 5:19.

Matthew 5:19 was the first Commandment given by Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount, followed by 77 more Commandments, the 2nd commandment is given in Matt 5:20, the 3rd commandment given by Jesus is given in Matt 5:22.

I have never had a need for Eye gouging, because I look toward the beauty of males and females in the same manner I look at the beauty of a flower growing wild and I have never had a need for hand chopping because I have never taken anything that was not mine.

I live by all 77 commandments given by Jesus and I am happy in my life.

The Commandments given by Jesus in Matthew 5:39 and Matthew 5:44 are the Commandments I use to live my life by, along with the Commandment in Matthew 6:14-15.

Yes, to live a life as Jesus commanded would be to live like a liberal socialist and to live for mammon would be like a conservative capitalist

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As above. Alternative minded political thoughts i.e, Anarchists/Communists preferred.

Thanks.
It would be appreciated if comments were detailed, rather then just a word or two please.

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no Sorry, but My one word covers it.

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