Post-Marijuanarchy is succeeding theory coming after Marijuanarchy.
Creation through Destruction
It's not about revolution, revolutionary violence leading to creation of an utopia. It's about anarchic violence, destruction of all that enslaves us and creating our lives how we want. Deterritorialization of our lives and active destruction of systems. [...]
Domesticated by Civilization
Civilization is like fractal - at the center there is the entirety of civilization, then it divides into parts like politics, economy, religion and technology, that divide into laws, morals, etc. [...]
We are civilized, domesticated. Leviathans are everywhere. It's not only about the leviathan as civilization or the state. First leviathan that an individual experiences is family. Then school. Every social structure is somewhat a bit of a leviathan. The state, a company, church, community, even family and friendship. These leviathans use different ways to control, let it be tradition, rules, religion, morality, entertainment, work, fear, propaganda or reward. Not all leviathans can be avoided, until you aren't a loner-nomad. We must accept existence of some of them, because 99% of humans cannot simply live without them. Other ones can be fully negated. Some forms of leviathan many people would call "natural", like family, friendship, community or markets. According to me, they aren't natural as there is no essence, but their forming is inevitable and unavoidable. So focus on these avoidable leviathans. The state is basically a monopoly on violence and centralization or stratification of it. I can see that without this monopoly there would be a competition of violence, no less brutal. As well as there could be more peaceful individuals and groups. The rule of temporarity should be applied then. Groups either collapse or become extremely boring and somewhat disciplinary. If a group isn't bounded by certain laws, morals, identities, rituals and traditions there is a lot of possibilities to be disbanded and simply collapse. If it is, then a community will become disciplinary and life in it would become boring, unattractive and without differences with average societies.
Dog eat dog
The world is a cruel place. In the animal kingdom the situation is similar. [...]
Yet I don't fall into defeatist pessimism. I see a big potential in it. I am not machiavellian, because I don't seek power - making others suffer will not please me. Not money - following an artificial construct that is some golden coin or paper bill is pathetic. [...]