Anarchism does not imply elimination of protection for vulnerable people, but rather that such institutions should be governed by people via direct democracy from bottom up (horizontally) rather than by a privileged minority from top to bottom (hierarchy)

That's a stereotypical portrayal of anarchism: you rather described ultraliberalism (right). Anarchism also can be called libertarian socialism (left) and it's closer to progressive (social) democrats (but more radical) rather than to ultraliberals.

All in all, instead of discussing the topic and making a connection you provoke people for a "dick size" competition for a "true anarchist" according to your own standards. I don't think that's what an anarchist would do, but rather a troll with ego problems

You could always just tell what you'd do and why, and discuss it instead of pretentious check for a "true anarchist", which most likely implies that you know the "right" answer and you have ability/right to objectively judge that.

Capitalism (i.e., greed) is currently the main driving force for progress; everything else is just an instrument or description of how it works. And it will go forward no matter the consequences, until it's stopped and replaced with a better alternative.

Capitalism (i.e., greed) is currently the main driving force for progress; everything else is just an instrument or description of how it works. And it will go forward no matter the consequences, until it's stopped and replaced with a better alternative.

It looks like you do it for fun. About why someone who knows JS would try to learn Lean: maybe they know JS and want to get into Lean, so the guide would ease this journey. So the question is why anybody (not only who knows JS) would try to learn Lean? Either for fun or for practical application

I don't think it's a problem of accountability: if the system allows this to happen, then it's design has flaws no matter who deleted prod DB

I just mute them to keep my sanity and the feed clear

this "dark" interpretation has the same connection to anarchism as anarcho-capitalism, i.e. none: I think it's more correct to call this ultraliberalism

Is this it? I literally searched "anarchists beat ancap Greece"
www.reddit.com/r/Anarcho_Ca...

If your actions align with your values, it's enough: you will find like-minded people and what to do next along the way. Despair is the enemy here: it prevents us from trying, connecting, and building

If your actions align with your values, it's enough: you will find like-minded people and what to do next along the way. Despair is the enemy here: it prevents us from trying, connecting, and building