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Agorism shortened to A³(Anarchy, Agora, Action) is an Anarchist and economically right-wing ideologyball. Agorism beliefs that the Anarchist movement should embrace black and grey market activity as a way of resistance against the state, a practice Agorism calls "Counter-Economics".

For Agorism it is important to distinguish between Grey and Black markets and a "Red Market", Agorism generally only supports behaviour that is either Legal but outside the framework of the state system (Grey market) or that which is Illegal but not inherently violent (Black market), but it does not support trade relating to things that violate the Non-Agression Principle (The Red Market).

History

How to draw

Draw a ball.
Fill it with gray.
Draw a diagnal line and fill the bottom part with black/lighter shade of black.
Draw eyes and you are done!

Relations

Friends

Anarcho-Capitalism - I don't like how he calls himself a capitalist because of statist connotations but he's cool
Mutualism - He doesn't like private property but he's cool otherwise.

Enemies

Corporatocracy - black market go whoosh

Further info

Wikipedia

SEK III

Gallery

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 |quadrant(s) = [[File: Libright-yellow.png]] [[:Category:Libertarian Right|Libright]]|marital = Single|themecolor = #141414|textcolor = #bbbbbb}}'''Agorism''' shortened to '''A<sup>3</sup>'''<sup> </sup>('''Anarchy, Agora, Action''') is an Anarchist and economically right-wing ideologyball. Agorism beliefs that the Anarchist movement should embrace black and grey market activity as a way of resistance against the state, a practice Agorism calls "'''Counter-Economics'''".
-For Agorism it is important important to distinguish between Grey and Black markets and a "Red Market", Agorism generally only supports behaviour that is either Legal but outside the framework of the state system (Grey market) or that which is Illegal but not inherently violent (Black market), but it does not support trade relating to things that violate the Non-Agression Principle (The Red Market).
+For Agorism it is important to distinguish between Grey and Black markets and a "Red Market", Agorism generally only supports behaviour that is either Legal but outside the framework of the state system (Grey market) or that which is Illegal but not inherently violent (Black market), but it does not support trade relating to things that violate the Non-Agression Principle (The Red Market).
 == History ==