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"Authoritarian" is type of government, which Anarchists oppose.
If you define "government" just as a way of organising society, then Anarchists want a decentralised, non-hierarchical "government".
If you define "government" as a hierarchical institution with centralised power, anarchists don't want that.
So, in essence, opposition to authority is opposition to hierarchy, right? What about instances where hierarchy is less a matter of class interest and more of logistical necessity? Why the opposition to collectivization, and instead a push towards communalization?
I'm a Marxist-Leninist, and a former anarchist, so I'm aware of how I used to personally think, more wondering what you're specifically thinking of here.
Ah okay, the original question made me think you're new to this and need basic introduction. You're obviously well familiar with the terms!
Sure, I was mostly hoping to spark a conversation, I assume both of us are well informed enough to have one.