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An anarchosyndicalist is a person who advocates anarcho-syndicalism.

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An anarchosyndicalist is a person who advocates anarcho-syndicalism.

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Anarcho-Syndicalism is a system based on labor unions. The amish have businesses that only they themselves work at and no idustry at all. The amish have no bussiness that warrent unions since there tecnologically stagnent. Anarcho-Syndicalism was mainly a thing in larger industrial cities.

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Syndicalism is a system in which the labor unions control the economy and therefor control a nation. Anarcho-Syndicalism is the labor unions controling the government and the economy and pushing society towards a classless more socialistic type of society with no government. This system has never been implemented in a country, so there are no examples.

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Some examples of of economic systems are goods and services,money,and choices.

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That is contradictory the whole point of Anarchy is to abolish the oppressive state so under anarchy there wouldn't be a country or a government. Spain tried anarcho-syndicalism back in the late 1930's but they ended up losing the war and the anarchist experiment ended.

In the wild west and the Icelandic commonwealth (930-1262) you will see anarcho-capitalism.

There are no current "countries" that practice any type of anarchism as their "government".

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