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hehe ;) Though I wouldn't quite consider myself an anarchist because I would want a kind of government that is there to provide people with their needs and take care of them (healthcare, housing, regulating industries (y'know, very basic government stuff) etc...), but the specific ways that people could live their individual lives would indeed by pretty anarchic. I don't believe that people should be told to live life a certain way. They say you need to go to college, they say you need a driver's license, they say you need a high school diploma and a bunch of other things. Life does not need to be so rigidly structured and have all of these completely arbitrary and unnecessary things you have to do in order to be a "functioning member of society". And if people say that having no formal jobs and no financial incentive to do those jobs means that people won't work, then I think that says more about how lazy and unambitious most people are than about my ideals of how society should be. I guess the closest label that fits me is a libertarian socialist.