> Anarchism is the theory (doctrine) that 'all forms of
> government are oppressive and undesirable and should be
> abolished'.
No, that's not right. Anarchism is a broad category of political ideologies
whose only similarity is opposition to the state. The state is not the only
possible form of government.
As a social anarchist, I reject the idea that we need a state to force us to
follow social rules, and I also reject the idea that we need capitalism to
force us to cooperate. We humans are naturally adapted to cooperation; we
don't need to be forced to do so.
> Yet, what you've said is effectively communist, and not
> anarchist. Incredibly different ideals.
There isn't much distinction between Karl Marx's definition of "communism"
and social anarchy, or anarcho-communism. Keep in mind that Marx defined
communism as a classless, stateless society. State socialism is completely
different. There is some overlap between left authoritarianism and left
libertarianism, however.
