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[[File:Anarchy-symbol.svg|thumb|right|200px|The A-circle symbol that's a common symbolism of anarchism]]
[[File:Anarchy-symbol.svg|thumb|right|200px|The A-circle symbol that's a common symbolism of anarchism]]
'''Anarchism''' is the rejection of authority. When used in the manner of references an ideology, anarchism refers to a [[Libertarian socialism|libertarian socialist]] ideology which seeks the abolition of unjust hierarchy in all its forms, including the [[state]] as a whole. Anarchism is based on individual liberty, free expression, and free of moral implications.<ref>{{Cite web
'''Anarchism''' is a [[Libertarian socialism|libertarian socialist]] ideology which seeks the rejection of all forms of authority and the abolition of unjust hierarchy in all its forms, including the [[state]] as a whole. Anarchism is based on autonomy, free expression, and free of moral implications.<ref>{{Cite web
|author=Pistols Drawn
|author=Pistols Drawn
|date=November 2016
|date=November 2016

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The A-circle symbol that's a common symbolism of anarchism

Anarchism is a libertarian socialist ideology which seeks the rejection of all forms of authority and the abolition of unjust hierarchy in all its forms, including the state as a whole. Anarchism is based on autonomy, free expression, and free of moral implications.[1]

References

  1. Pistols Drawn (November 2016). "Anarchy". Pistols Drawn. Retrieved July 8, 2026.