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Most people identify anarchists with Molotov cocktails and chaos in the streets.
The truth is that we anarchists tend to be very peaceful beings, although not submissive.
Capitalism needs large concentrations of sheep crammed into large cities in order to achieve the desired shareholder profitability, which results in 1% of the world's population has the same amount of money as the rest. Communism is the same, only 1%, in this case, is a group of state bureaucratic dictators.
Both are cases of extreme centralization. Capitalist “democratic” societies live thanks to the homogenization of products, communication, and procedures. Communist "socialist" societies live on exactly the same thing.
In both cases, the population is deceived through crude propaganda, making them believe in one case that Shopping Centers allow "choosing" among many brands, and in the other, that the State takes care of the population so that nothing is lacking. The most incredible thing about this children's story is that people believe that what they are told is true, and they believe they are “free” by buying a bottle of soda in a plastic container that has double poisonous power: the content poisons those who drink it, and the container poisons a large number of species for many years.
Both systems need a monetary authority (Central Bank, whose necessity Karl Marx raised in his Communist Manifesto) to feel sure that they can manage the population. Without a Central Bank, the left and the right are useless, because if people can think for themselves about what it means to transfer value and ultimately money, they will never use debt papers backed by bureaucrats like those who sit on the boards of international financial organizations.
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