essay on acheiving anarchy start

[iexist]

what the torries teach us: revolution, voluntary association and Secessionism


The great tragedy of history is not the state, it is those poor fools deluded into supporting it, who have died in its defense and killed for it. This tragedy is also why revolution must never be a anarchist tactic, for as long as even one patriot is around to defend the state, any act of revolution will be a violation of his rights, and we cannot claim to be defenders of liberty if even this idiot is abused. This is why I am a secessionist not a revolutionary. When we look at every revolution in history it is a orgy of violence and murder of the dissenting minority and those who the rebels find detestable. Secession, when done right are grand festivals of the oppressed.
First we must look at revolutions, what have they given us? Well in America the revolutionary war saw the mass murder of The Torrie's, even though these men wanted to stay with a violent colonial empire their views should have been respected. Another great threat of revolution is the emergence of a new government out of the ashes of the old, look at the Spanish Civil War, the CNT-AIT while not fully taking power overthrew the government of Catalonia, intending to make anarchy but instead launched the mass genocide of catholics, the rise of the unions bosses as a new state and the many excesses of a oppressive state.
The greatest threat of revolution however is the rule by mobs, in America the people were fond of tarring and feathering the Torrie's, and rampaging through the towns. At the same time the armies, starving and dieing were only to happy to pillage and burn the locals. These people were hardly gallant rebels fighting for liberty, I would compare them to the worst of the IRA. And does the IRA prove my point, Ireland is divided to this day because of the behavior of these oppressive goons, bombing the people they claimed to free, what scum, and then when they got free the Catholics caught in the north fell victim to oppression by the Protestant population, while the Southern Irish Catholics did the same to the Protestants.

[Miller0700]

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[iexist]

well its not finished but yea