a believer in liberty, and as I would control no man against his will, neither shall any one rule over me with my consent
a person who advocates the elimination of hierarchy in society
a person who advocates the removal (peaceful or otherwise) of all government and law on the grounds that it is both unnescecary, and morally wrong
a philosophically and intellectually Superior individual who is able to recognize that the government he is living under, as a citizen-slave of, has no moral, ethical, or other legitimate authority to impose it's malevolent structures upon him
One who advocates the separation of Existence and the State.
Anarchists advocate the overthrow of organized government because they believe it interferes with individual liberty. They sometimes see cooperatives and voluntary association of individuals and groups as the best way to organize society. Anarchists called the protest meeting at Haymarket Square in Chicago in 1886.