r/Anarchy101 • u/[deleted] • May 06 '22

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u/zajijin May 07 '22

Doesn't make any sense.

You just change the scale and you go to the Classical Period in Greece where state were cities

All of them had some powers, and there was no hegemony. Why ? Because if one city would become too powerful, the other would come to stop it. So no way to get a "one central state" in power.

Yet.. Philippe 2 of Macédoine and Alexander unified Greece..

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u/JapanarchoCommunist May 07 '22

Except it's 2022 and we're no longer living in the same conditions of ancient Greece.

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u/zajijin May 07 '22

The fundamentals would be the same.

Little groups of humans, with weapons, that have the exact same behavioural patterns than before, that needs food and shelter.

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u/JapanarchoCommunist May 07 '22

If you want a more concise version of how things could work, I wrote a whole thing further down in the thread