Social Anarchism

Template:CharacterSocial-Anarchismball is an anarchist, economically left-wing and generally culturally progressive ideologyball. He believes in a stateless, classless society based on the principles of free-association, mutual aid and social equality. To Social-Anarchists, the commune is the cornerstone of social organization, where all participants can vote in a direct democracy. He strongly advocates for a decentralized co-operative economic system centered around worker's self-management, in which trade unions and worker's cooperatives have democratic control over the economy. Much like AnCom, Social-Anarchismball believes in the abolition of unjust hierarchies from state control to private capital, arguing that as long as structures of political and economic oppression continue to exist, individual freedom will never be realized in full.

Personality

Usually portrayed as a less radical version of Ancomball

Likes offering people free ponies

How to Draw

1. Draw a ball
2. Fill it in dark but not pure black
3. Draw a red rose
4. Add the eyes
5. Optional: Add a boot to signal it's Vermin Supreme

Relationships

Friends:

• Anarcho-Communismball - Kropotkin is the best!
• Anarcho-Syndicalismball - Stronger together!
• Mutualismball - Thanks for starting this whole thing
• Anarcho-Collectivismball - You might be a bit controversial at times but I still like you.
• Platformismball -

Frenemies:

• Anarcho-Capitalismball - Fellow state hater, but hates me for wanting to give people free ponies.

Enemies:

• Pinochetismball - You're kinda mean, you know?

Further Reading

Books:

• Anarchism: Its Philosophy and Ideal by Peter Kropotkin
• Modern Science and Anarchism by Peter Kropotkin
• Cybernetics, Anarchism and Self-Organisation by John Duda
• Demanding the Impossible: A History of Anarchism by Peter H. Marshall
• Social Anarchism or Lifestyle Anarchism: An Unbridgeable Chasm by Murray Bookchin

Articles:

• Co-operative Economic Theory
• The Nature of Anarchism

Wikipedia:

• Social Anarchism
• Mutual Aid
• Workers' Self-Management
• Social Ownership
• Inclusive Democracy
• Participatory Economics

• Vermin Supreme (Self-identified social anarchist that several jokes in this page refer to)