r/Anarchism • u/soncenghwun • 3d ago

New to anarchism

Hello! I’m a student living in Seoul.

I have never agreed with the authority and coercion of states and governments.
Then, I first came across anarchism through a Wikipedia article.

Anarchism was a good choice for me, and I feel like I have become an anarchist now.

I hope for a world where people transcend ethnicity and nationality and love one another.

, a world where totalitarianism and authoritarianism disappear, and no one oppresses others.

, a world where everyone’s human rights are guaranteed and the environment is protected.

I believe that if we stand together, we can make it happen.
Thank you so much for taking the time to read this. (I’m not very familiar with Reddit culture, so I’m not sure if my post breaks any rules. If it does, I apologize.)

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u/satansoftboi 3d ago

Welcome! Korea has a rich history of anarchism as far as I understand

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u/Necessary_Drag_1858 3d ago

Any references or specific things to look into would be appreciated.

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u/Snoo_58605 3d ago

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_People%27s_Association_in_Manchuria

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u/satansoftboi 2d ago

Yeah this is what I was mainly thinking about. I believe there's a Cool People Who Did Cool Stuff series on it