Anarchism is not a "general breakdown of society." It is anti-fascist and anti-authoritarian, and so, sure, there are opportunities for the growth of #anarchist #praxis when not under the jackboot of control and oppression because there is less friction, but #anarchism and its praxis can be realized in any place and under any conditions. Anarchism is not a form of governance or or economy, it is a practice. It's not something which controls us, it is something that we do.
And to imply that anarchists don't think about pain and suffering is incredibly ignorant. That is the entire focus of practically every anarchist who ever existed. To end suffering and oppression caused by authority of one human over another.
What never fails to fascinate me are the people who believe anarchism causes pain and suffering while they live in a world under a paradigm of domination, a world where suffering is expected, the norm. Where anything else is considered subversive and dangerous.
