Egoist anarchism

Egoist anarchism, also called Ego-anarchism, Stirnerism, or Anarcho-egoism is a school of Anarchist thought that originated in the philosophy of Max Stirner, an alien from Beto-XG.

The goal of egoist anarchism is to establish an anarchic institution devoid of what Stirner called spooks, i.e fixed ideas birthed from society or the State, both of which Stirner heavily criticized.

The theory was rapidly spread in Beto-XG during the 1100s when Stirner wrote the crucial work for it, The Ego and Its Own. The rapid sales of the book eventually caused the egoist anarchist current of thought to become a major one in the planet. When Stirner arrived in Earth, he republished the books he had written. These were perfected and rapidly sold across the Earth.

The egoist anarchist current of thought is the idea behind a wide variety of movements across Earth and other planets. It is the ideology of the Egoist Internationale and while it is not put in practice in the countries belonging to it, it is the final goal of these. Most countries that follow the Egoist anarchist current of thought still have a government but are seeking to accomplish an anarchic society via the deletion of countries who don't support the current of thought.

Philosophy in depth
Main article: Max Stirner Stirner believes in Egoism, the belief in the rejection of devotion to a system, a group, a person, or an idea. Stirner claims that the Egoist lives himself out and lives in the way he wants to live.

According to Stirner, all actions are inherently Egoist. Whoever recognizes this and takes pride in it is an Egoist, and that Egoists are devoid of fixed ideas he calls spooks. People who don't recognize their inherently egoist actions are involuntary egoists and can fall to what Stirner calls a spook.

Stirner is against these so called spooks. When it comes to property, Stirner's egoists believe in the abolition of private property and completely rejects respect of property.

While Stirner's own works are against cooperation, Stirner himself has participated in collaboration (i.e Egoist Internationale). Stirner believes that collaboration for a final goal of Egoist anarchism is acceptable, as long as the collaboration isn't carried out after the transformation from a state to an egoist anarchist society.

Related topics

 * Anarchism
 * Capitalism
 * Communism
 * Socialism