Anarchists were socialists and still consider themselves to be socialists.
Anarchists opposed what is today called "state socialism", meaning any type of socialism that advocates for state ownership of the means of production as a form of social ownership.
Liberals, conservatives, fascists and monarchists generally opposed socialism.
Anarchists did not oppose socialism, Anarchists were socialists.
Pierre Joseph-Prodhoun, the first anarchist, was a socialist who advocated a type of market socialism called Mutualism. Michael Bakunin, another early anarchists, advocated anarcho-communism.
Anarchists oppose government. Some support Socialism (classless moneyless world) while others support some form of capitalism.
Some anarchists are/were Socialists, standing for a classless stateless society. Other anarchists support some form of capitalism.
Anarchists. This however not quite correct, anarchists recognise the need for local government, but oppose any government above that level.
People that are opposed to any type of organized government are called anarchists. Anarchists believe in a self governed voluntary state.
they would oppose the US government because they believe in abolishing the government. In other words, they do not want a government.
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Marie Fleming has written: 'The anarchist way to socialism' -- subject(s): Anarchism and anarchists, History
Socialism is a classless stateless society based on production for use. Anarchism is about abolishing government. Some anarchists (such as Kropotkin) also wanted a Socialist society, but many others do not.
Albert Weisbord has written: 'The conquest of power' -- subject(s): Anarchism, Anarchism and anarchists, Communism, Fascism, Liberalism, Socialism, Syndicalism
The Anarchists was created in 1964.
The rule of anarchists
Stalin held a different view of socialism from Trotskyists, Orthodox Marxists, Anarchists and Lenin's original conception of socialism. In contrast to the other views, Stalin's view was based on Socialism in One Country, the belief that socialism can be constructed in a single country despite that country existing in a global, interlinked capitalist economy. Stalin's concept of socialism accepted the law of value as an integral part of socialism, along with wage-based labor and monetary exchange. Stalin's view implicitly rejected collective-decision making and worker's self-management in favor of the "cult of the individual personality" and authoritarianism.
Socialism is an economic system, and is not tied to any religion. A follower of any religion could favor socialism or oppose it.
Portraits of Anarchists was created in 1996.