WTF, Kim Jong-Un on suicide watch!

I've already seen some Kim yo jong hentai, one was on twitter with her nude with Trump eating her cunt out like it was crawfish. I for one think if she's not at least as brutal or cunning as Kim or intelligent then she'll be dead in a week or make a mess of an already tenuous situation if in fact she is going to be in charge in the first place.
Also >shadman
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lol.. fucking Shadman..

Crni Vuk said:
Like tribal societies where they had no government or sort of authority.
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Tribal societies do have a functioning institutes of authority, ever heard of Chieftains or a good ol' Elder council of somesort?
 
Lidku said:
Tribal societies do have a functioning institutes of authority, ever heard of Chieftains or a good ol' Elder council of somesort?
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Yes, but not all of them. Like apes or prehistoric humans. It was a sort of example anyway to give a sort of idea and not to say that those are anarchistic societies. But those chieftains do not represent a kind of authority like a government but rather a hierarchy and organic structure and anarchism doesn't have necessarily an issue with hierarchys or even leadership in particular as long as it is a sort of natural order. Like I said, it is really more a philosophical idea and you have to ask your self how strict you are in the implementation or what you see as "authority" and exercise of power.
 
It can be but it doesn't have to. It's not a requirement and thus not a characteristic that's necessary for anarchism. You can still have social structures in anarchy, like families and communities where people support each other and work together.
 
Crni Vuk said:
Yes, but not all of them. Like apes or prehistoric humans. It was a sort of example anyway to give a sort of idea and not to say that those are anarchistic societies. But those chieftains do not represent a kind of authority like a government but rather a hierarchy and organic structure and anarchism doesn't have necessarily an issue with hierarchys or even leadership in particular as long as it is a sort of natural order. Like I said, it is really more a philosophical idea and you have to ask your self how strict you are in the implementation or what you see as "authority" and exercise of power.
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A hierarchy doesn't represent authority? Isn't that kinda in the definition of "hierarchy"? What IS a hierarchy if it isn't a representation of various levels of authority?
 
Is anyone else kind of hoping that they make a manga or anime series about Kim Jong Un sister? There is so much comedy gold you can make with that.
 
Uh... wasn't KJU the first North Korean dictator actually willing to work with the US, even if it never happened?
 
I am somewhat worried about the prospect of Kim Yo Jong becoming Great Leader, or really Kim dying at all, as I am entirely certain that a new leadership is going to absolutely ice-up/harden NK's approach to nuclear deterrence even further. Not that Un was some kind of thawing negotiator, but rather that a new regime is going to want to stamp their jackboots into the ground very firmly to start things off. I don't know what the cultural climate is like admittedly, but I imagine Yo Jong being a woman isn't going to ease the pressure to come out punching either.
 
Hassknecht said:
A hierarchy doesn't represent authority? Isn't that kinda in the definition of "hierarchy"? What IS a hierarchy if it isn't a representation of various levels of authority?
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There is a hierarchy in a family, with parents, children and siblings. You could see it as a sort of authority of course. But it is a natural form of hierarchy and authority. Compare it to the authority someone exercises in slavery for example, where human beings are seen and treated like property, where they are sold, tortured and breed for the sole purpose of exploitation. Both are a form of authority and hierarchy but completely different in their outcome and intend. Most people would probably not argue that a family is something that should be rejected just for it self where as I hope most people would see the wrongdoings of slavery as a whole.

>>What is authority? Is it the inevitable power of the natural laws which manifest themselves in the necessary linking and succession of phenomena in the physical and social worlds? Indeed, against these laws revolt is not only forbidden — it is even impossible. We may misunderstand them or not know them at all, but we cannot disobey them; because they constitute the basis and the fundamental conditions of our existence; they envelop us, penetrate us, regulate all our movements, thoughts and acts; even when we believe that we disobey them, we only show their omnipotence. <<
https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/michail-bakunin-what-is-authority

Anarchy from my understanding is really more the rejection of authority exercised by systems like governments and the like. As if someone would come to you with a gun and now establish a system where you become his "property".
 
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