ANARCHY & FAIRNESS?
🗲Anarchy is about deconstructing the current hierarchies in place, and there are many forms that destabilization takes place, both in violent and nonviolent ways; mostly inbetween. Anarchy is a step within the process of recognizing societal change, the desire to dismantle and understand the true “meaning” of “fairness.” What is the next step after deconstruction? The post-anarchy where we re-organize our selves into a better form of arch and allocation? If anarchy naturally includes itself in the political process, than it must be part of the planetary re-cycle. 🗲
🗲 Perhaps it’s Egalitarianism, Indigenous Land Management, Permaculture, Mandalistic Systems, or Tiny Home Villages. Perhaps there is no centralized word for it because actions tend to matter more than words- but words are also forms that inspires action. Words influence our thoughts as “cognitive behavior” patterns, of which motivate our actions, and when our words are rooted in designs such as racism, sexism and poverty, we must find the comprehension to unite instinct and intuition in order to re-construct for improved elemental flow dynamics. 🗲
🗲 In an effort to make English words less supremacist/hierarchal, I started a petition to the popular English dictionaries to change the definition of the word “Fair” in relation to it’s multiple “meanings:” being equal or just, or being light colored in one’s complexion; I do not believe that the light complexed are the “fairest” hue-mans of the land, but those multiple meanings for the same phonetic sound is systemically encapsulated in the English language design. Other people have successfully changed the definitions of English words, so I too hope to succeed in this effort.🗲
