"Listen to me now, because they never told you, and I will. Open up your mind a tiny bit my friend. The majority seems mesmerized and asleep, they have no clue. Maybe this will make sense to you my friend. Your fundamental human right, is that you are FREE, granted at birth. NO government, NO institution, and NO law or authority on this planet has rights upon you. Forget everything you've been taught. Your time here, every waking minute of it, belongs to you and you only. You decide what to do with it. So, to be brief, living in this society, paying taxes, and using public services is just a choice. It is not your obligation.
Want out now? Simple. Go and declare personal autonomy, sovereignty in other words. They might deny knowledge of it. Don't bite.
Do it. You don't have to live life THEIR way. You already have the right. Only as a form of notice to the system, that you are no longer subjected to it and you are free as a bird.
Just bear in mind the laws of nature, which of course still exist. Freedom does come with a hard price, of course..
Now that you know, take time to thank one another. Observe this beautiful world around you. Observe everything. Open your eyes and see. Think again. Question everything.
The rest, you may find out yourself."------- FluffyMangos.

I felt like this long before I read this, but this confirms that I am not the only person who feels this way. I hate the system. Then again, there is no system. There is no one on this Earth that can tell me to go to school. No one can tell me how to eat. No one can tell me what is right and wrong. There is only right or wrong in my own respect, as long as it doesn't interfere with someone elses ability to live their life the same way I am living mine. Free. I am a free person. I am not apart of this society. I am my own society. I'm sure others feel this way. I know they do. And for that reason, I open my arms wide open for anyone who wishes to free themselves from the oppressive nature of government. There is no equal government. It is all oppression. If we wish to have a truly equal society, we must eliminate all forms of authority, power, racism, sexism, senseless violence, and any other form of oppression.
What is ironic about all this, is that in any revolution, all these things have occurred. Innocent women were raped and tortured. Children have been starved. Men have been pitted against each other for reasons as simple as who's skin is superior. We don't need that.
We need love, equality, compassion, and freedom. The only way to achieve freedom is by liberating yourself from whatever system you are under. You are not a citizen of the United States, Mexico, Canada, The United Kingdom, or anywhere else. You are a citizen of planet Earth. No one has any right over you to tell you how to speak, where to live, how to live, how to think, or anything else.
However, Anarchy does not imply violence, rioting, or any of that. It is just the opposite. In an anarchist society, people would split into small communities. For example, you and your friends may already be a community of sorts. Now, the country still has it's international boundaries, but within the country, there are no specific boundaries, so there are no states. Just communities of people. The people don't even have to live near each other. They can simply be a few people who help each other out when needed. These different communities trade supplies and support one another. Instead of using labor as a service, you use labor as a simple act of kindness, and in return, they may do the same for you later. When one community declares war against everyone else, all of the other communitys will fight back to keep themselves safe.
Other than that, there will be no violence. No racism. No hatred. None of that. It will just be life.

Eliminate all forms of police, government, social classing, sexism, power, authority, and anything else which will oppress us. Declare your rights as a human.

"Ranting on anarchism"
So, think about this.
Corporations gain power. They start small as a group of a few people out to make a living off of selling their products. The only way to sell the product is to compete.
After a corporation gains power, the investers get a small percentage of the profit, or a large percentage if they invested a large amount. Either one, someone is making money off of someone elses labor. This means that labor is looked at as a product of sorts. If you can buy and sell and basically control how much labor someone performs, you will make money.
Once the corporation has gained power, they have money to push their agenda onto people through guerrilla marketing campaigns, and putting their high-ranking employees into the government. Money talks, and talking can get you into pretty much anything you want. This is not the democracy you think it is. Money will get you into office if you have enough of those evil little green devils known as "US Dollars".
If they are in office, they control the laws. Sure, you as a citizen may have a small amount of influence, but the people with the money have much more influence then you do. Why? Because people are naturally sleezy bastards who want nothing more than MORE money and power.
So once corporations gain power over the market, the market is no longer free. They can pull strings that small businesses can't.
Once the market is controlled, they get more money, sending their people into office. They then have connections to other politicians who will further support their agenda because they all have money and they all want more money.
Pretty soon, you see companies controlling themselves. They no longer have to worry about laws, because they can create laws to keep themselves in the clear.

So, if the people who are heads at corporations can do that, what makes you think you are free? If they can create laws to save their ass, send their people to war, and make MORE money, what in the world makes you think you are free? You abide by their laws, their ways of thinking, and their system. You are falling into a cycle that will not end until the small group of elitists are overthrown by the people, for the people. We have been negotiating for 400 years. Talking it out and trying to get OUR laws passed. Yet, marijuana is still illegal due to the fact that the people in power think it's wrong. What if I don't think it's wrong? What if I think marijuana is a harmless plant that won't do a damn thing except make you lazy and forget stuff? Should I abide by THEIR laws? No. I shouldn't.
Do what you want.
Your breaking THEIR laws, not your laws. Live by your rules. Don't let anyone tell you different. And if you read this and think, "Damn... I'm gonna start thinking like that.", then you missed the whole point of this essay that was poorly and quickly written within a 10 minute time period. Just keep this in mind: You are not free. You are being told what to do by a small group of people who were invested in by other small groups of people, who eventually rose to power and forced themselves into office to control you.

Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Letting a small group of pigs make these laws prevent all 3 of these things. So destroy any barriers you may have in your mind about what is right and wrong in this country. You were forced to think that it is wrong to do this, and do that. Make your own conclusions. Screw everyone else.

Anarchism....

Anarchism usually means RPG's and AK-47's to the ignorant, mis-informed public of America. The media fills our heads with these images of masked men in foreign countries killing women and children, and we automatically assume that they are either sent there by their dictating government, or that they are in a state of anarchy.
This is true most of the time. That is not to say that anarchism doesn't work. True anarchism has never been practiced on a scale large enough to make that assumption about the ideology.
Being an anarchist does not mean that you hate the government, or that you hate religion, or that you think you are better than everyone else. Think about it like this. Athiesm means you don't believe a god exists. Since you do not believe a god exists, you cannot hate a god. Anarchism is the same thing. If you classify yourself as an anarchist, you do not believe that a state even exists. Therefore, how can you hate something if it was never there in the first place?
"How can the state not exist if we have laws in place?" you may ask. Well, can you grab the state and piss on it? No. Can you call up the state and eat pizza? No. Can you get the state pregnant? No. That was for all the dumbasses who really think that a "state" exists. No but really though, there is no state. The only way I can put it is that there is nothing stopping you from breaking the law. There is no reason not to live how you want. Why give people in DC power over you? Why allow them to decide what you can say about who you want? Why let them decide whether or not you can marry someone of the same sex? Why let them tell you whether or no it is okay to own a gun? Why let them tell you if it is okay to put a drug into your body? Why let them do anything for you?
People are scared of not having a government in place because the western world has had capitalism and "democracy" (this is no democracy my friend) in place for so long. I know for a fact that I don't need laws to tell me how to live my life. If we had no laws, things would be just about the same. People know that stealing is wrong. People know that NAMBLA is a horrible, preverted group of sickos. People know that if someone tries to rob you, you should fight back. So why have it on paper? Why waste our time putting it on paper? Why not just say "Forget it" and just let people govern themselves. You feel like robbing someone? Cool. Do it. But since there are no laws to stop the homeowner from owning a gun, then you will probably get shot. You want to smoke crack? Okay cool. Hell, go find some friends to do it with as long as you keep it away from me. If you smoke crack in my face, I (or whoever it is) will beat your ass. And you might shoot me for that.
When it comes to food, and water, and things like that, I do support some sort of system to keep all that going. There should be a set group of people in each community who keep that in line, but they shouldn't be considered any more important or special because they keep the water going. Everyone has a job in a society, and every job is equal. The janitor cleans the floor, the doctor treats the patient when the janitor doesn't do his job, and the sick person dirties up the floor again on their way to the doctor to go get better, and afterwords they will go back and do their job. It's just a circle of life. It's like an ecosystem. And if people would forget about all the laws in place and look at it, they would realize that it is much easier to simply mind your bussiness, and help others if they need it without expecting something in return. It will come back around when you need, and not in the form of a government stimulus check. People at heart are usually good-hearted and have their head in the right place, and don't need men in robes to tell them what is right and what isn't. And the people that aren't in the "right place" and are harming the community would be outcasted and forced to survive on their own. They will no longer recieve help from anyone in the community, and they will no longer be welcome.

None of that made any sense what so ever. It was just a rambling. If it made sense to you, good. If not, good, because I didn't expect it to anyways. But really, it's just a damn circle of life. Live according to your rules. As long as they don't interfere with my ability to abide by my rules, I have no problem with you buying a gun, being gay, smoking crack, stealing things from stores, and worshiping whatever god you want. But the second you interfere with the well being of a community, BAM. Leave sir.
Dang... no sense what so ever. But that's okay. Because if you can convince me that your system of government would work better, I'm all for it. But as of now, I live by my rules, and you should too. Don't let a non-existent state tell you what is right and what's not.