i think the most accessible way to understand anarchism is to just think of how villages used to work:
There isn’t really a big central authority, people just talk to each other and do what needs doing, if there’s a problem you gather everyone and talk about it, and maybe there’s a couple people everyone defers their judgement to because they actively trust them until given a reason not to.
A modern household is another example: the police isn’t going to arrest you for not putting your toys away; everyone in a household is largely equal and if someone wants someone else to do something they have to convince them in some way, and yet it works fine!
i think the most accessible way to understand anarchism is to just think of how villages used to work:
There isn’t really a big central authority, people just talk to each other and do what needs doing, if there’s a problem you gather everyone and talk about it, and maybe there’s a couple people everyone defers their judgement to because they actively trust them until given a reason not to.
A modern household is another example: the police isn’t going to arrest you for not putting your toys away; everyone in a household is largely equal and if someone wants someone else to do something they have to convince them in some way, and yet it works fine!