Presumably he then got onto a horse that blares rap music whenever it gallops?

If Anarchy just means no dominant system of government, and everyone stays occupied with their own lives, then I'm sure the system might work out fairly well. Especially on a small scale, like a village or something. This is, of course, ignoring that people tend to build hierarchies around themselves, even when they don't need one.

But, Anarchy's probably not quite as effective at doing something on a large scale.

'Course, democracy's really slow about doing just that too. Might be worse at it.

Well, since I don't see looting in the streets, blood on the sidewalk, or fire!

I'm gonna say no.

@ Azisien: I take it that's a gentle way of saying I'm very bad at gangsta-speak? :sweatdrop

Rioting is soooooooooooooooo 20th century, we do all the looting, lynching, and firing politically, electronically, and wirelessly now!

I absolutely could not do any better, but that wasn't enough to convince the cringes of pain!

Well... now we're talking about degrees aren't we?

I'm pretty fucking sure you can get some Looting, Blooded Sidewalks and fire going around if you look at the right places, around proper dates and times, during power shortages or depending of who wins any sort of sports competition that day... or if people drink too much beer or if there isn't enough for everybody.

I mean, even the world of Mad Max had hierarchies

If you can't take criticism stop putting up posters.

Stop trolling in my thread, you sad excuse of a human being.


EDIT: I love the amount of wonderful support I'm garnering.

Learn to cope.
 

I believe a wise man once said:

Then it wasn't a true Anarchy?

I've never seen the movie, but the word Dystopian's in the Wikipedia write-up, so I'm thinking it makes the case that whatever system was in place wasn't good!

Anyway, apparently an Anarchy can be a term applied to a Utopia and a Dystopia. Kinda surprising, since the only examples of Anarchy I can think of have ended badly, but I'm hardly a history buff. So, for some reason, I want to call the whole thing impractical, and leave it at that.

@Azisien: Sorry I didn't look the word up before using it?