What do you think antiauthoritarianism is?
What do you think antiauthoritarianism is?
We know what authoritarianism is. What is the opposite of that?
We know what authoritarianism is.
Do we? A lot of people think it's when one guy controls everything. In reality, autocracies have hella internal dynamics and quite often exercise less control than a democracy would over a given thing as a result. There's also people that think having to take simple measures to avoid spreading plagues is authoritarian, and people who think entirely removing due process isn't.
To actually answer: It depends on context, because it's not really an ideology in itself. It can mean opposing existing autocracies, or it can mean opposing more mechanisms of control, perhaps in the fear it will eventually lead to an autocracy. Sometimes it just means that the person wants to not have to do anything.
Pure political bs.
A terribly long winding word, with too many a's and i's and r's.
Depends on how you define "opposite". I'm thinking direct democracy or anarchy.
You can't make me tell you.
Freedom.
A government that works for the people.
A person who is against authoritarianism.
Leftism.
Not mutually exclusive. Just extremely rare, for obvious reasons.
What do you mean? Leftism is the even distribution of authority and Rightism is the concentration of authority. Leftism is the polar opposite of authoritarianism by definition.
Egalitarianism.
Some sort of obsession for unnecessary words
When you get into political words, it's helpful to go read George Orwell.
The opposite of authoritarian extremism is probably libertarian extremism
Which of those extremes does most of the population benefit the most from?
Is it better to have no law or evil law? Most extremism have their own unique problems if they are exclusionary to pluralism.
It's whatever I tell you it is! If you want to be anti-authoritarian, you better get in line!
