Paradox is that statism is somehow counter productive when it comes to religions
It's like adding a tortoise-shell to a bird, it's not because it has been done and it's doable that it's that a good idea
...
With the religious system you have the super fight club essentially, they are everywhere and nowhere, it's in the heads of people you can hardly know who's into it or not if they don't tell you, they have an agenda spanning over centuries, millennia... It's intergenerational, and their boss isn't even from this world.
And then you had the soviet union with stalin and it's gone
HAD
The State is just another expression of the ancient Babylonian satanic religion. I've identified the State as being a religion in itself, which will be addressed in coming antistate memes.
Your brush is so large you could paint yourself in a corner in one stroke...
You know the problem with "antistatism"? The day the state is gone it looses its purpose overnight, like NATO did once the soviet union collapsed. And then it becomes a perversion trying to justify its existence eventually.
That's the problem of every "anti" movment. They are like a tree growing on a wall. Remove the wall, they'll degenerate and eventually, die.
Antistatism as a movement is of course more important the more powerful the State is, but the antistate philosophy can still be held as preventative once the State is gone, and is relevant any time the State starts to come back.
(post is archived)