Existentialist anarchism

Existentialist anarchism is a way of thinking about how people should live together in society. Imagine if you and your friends were all playing a game, but no one was in charge. That's kind of what it's like to be an existentialist anarchist. There are no leaders or bosses telling everyone what to do. Instead, each person is responsible for making their own choices and living their own life.

Now, imagine if one of your friends tries to tell everyone what to do all the time. That doesn't sound very fair, right? Well, existentialist anarchists believe that having someone in charge all the time isn't fair either. Everyone has their own ideas and opinions, and we should all be allowed to express them and make our own decisions.

But that doesn't mean we can just do whatever we want. We still have to follow basic rules to live together peacefully. Think about how you wouldn't want your friend to take your toy without asking. That's not very nice. So, existentialist anarchists believe that we should all treat each other with respect and kindness.

In a way, existentialist anarchism is about balancing individual freedom with cooperation and respect for others. We can all have our own ideas and make our own choices, but we also need to work together and treat each other well. It's kind of like playing a game where everyone gets a turn to be the leader, but we all agree to treat each other fairly no matter who is in charge.