Anarchism

Definition
The word "anarchy" comes from the Greek (an- not, no, non; archos- rulers), with the literal meaning of "No rulers." All anarchists are opposed to The State, or government. As we do not think in terms of not, anarchism has many different subsets, including:
 * 1) Anarcho-capitalism
 * 2) Anarcho-communism
 * 3) Anarcho-feminism
 * 4) Anarcho-socialism
 * 5) Anarcho-primitism
 * 6) New Age anarchism

What rulers and rules are is a primary concern for anarchists; each subset has slightly different views of the concept of rulers:
 * 1) Rulers are people who claim the moral authority to order people around.
 * 2) Rulers are people who hold a land monopoly that is enforced with a death threat.
 * 3) Rulers are people who believe the violation of consent is a sustainable means of societal interaction.

A basic problem
Ever since the inception of the idea of anarchy, the problem of moving from the idea of it to the reality has been elusive. Most anarchists are betting on continued conversation and the enlightenment of the general population. After all, the alternative is continued statism, which never stops due to its coercive nature.

The question of whether people are fundamentally flawed does not supports the idea of government. Is not government made of people?