Anarchy
Anarchy is the theory of life and conduct under which social interactions exist without government interference or assistance. It is not chaos, nor terrorism, and has no connection to senseless violence; anarchy is simply existing without being governed. ... The United States has strong ties to anarchy, a rather paradoxical situation. ... " So where did the concept of anarchy come from? ... " The modern concept of anarchy as being a sort of ethical civil society came during the French Revolution, around 1848. A man named Pierre Joseph Pfoudhon envisioned a society in which peoples ethical nature and sense of moral responsibility would be so highly developed that government would be unnecessary to regulate and protect society, and is thus credited with fathering modern anarchy. Anarchy requires a lot of commitment on the part of the individual. ... Once a person has seen the sun, or rather how ideal anarchy is, they are not often welcomed by the people who are still living in the dark, or rather under a governmental system. ... What has kept anarchy from being a more prominent force in the world? ... Anarchy requires every person to take responsibility for his own actions. ... Anarchy requires that the individual live his life without infringing upon others, something hard for anyone.