Black dude tried to pay for his order with food stamps today. Gave us all a good laugh.

so what method do you believe in?

I don't think it's a coincidence that an anarchist experiment was quickly crushed wit j military force

That's pretty much the main reason I have no faith in anarchy.

I don't believe you. Everyone who has been on foodstamps knows you cant buy hot food.

Literally the one time I've ever heard of it happening, which is why we laughed.

Jack in the Box takes EBT in most of California.

Wtf

I had no idea.
Google says BK does too.

Maybe we do but we certainly didn't think so and didn't allow it.

I think they viewed the civil war in general as a potential flashpoint in ww2 not just that one small anarchist segment

As for had to be killed by force..
1) That would be a bit more convincing if they ruled over a sizable state for a substantial period of time... The fact that it didn't break down due to internal strife or mismanagement in the course of a couple years isn't really all that surprising.
2) If you rule out national security as a criteria of viability then you're missing a pretty vital part of the picture imo. Say what you will about the USSR but at the very least they weren't so blindly naive in this one regard.

Tldr they would've been onto something maybe if geopolitics didn't exist.

lol.i just see this as naivety tbh. You don't need some global conspiracy against you, just ordinary geopolitical foes, which there always seem to be in abundance

In this case there was a civil war going on ffs... I think being able to defend yourself militarily (or having someone else who will do it for you) is always a must, but even more so in that specific context.

But we've sorta been over all this before.. you say the nation state has to disappear which means you are talking about a global yet decentralized order manifesting simultaneously...

I think once when we were talking about robots taking over you said "this isn't politics it's science fiction." To me that sci fi scenario is still way more likely, foreseeable, and even relevant than your scenario is.

I'd say the constant existence of empires and class systems speaks more to the cruel and complacent nature of humanity than it does the selfless and independent nature of humanity.