We've all bean there.

Additional footage of the arrest shows Lander telling immigration officials: “I’m not obstructing. I’m standing right here in the hallway. I asked to see the judicial warrant.

“You don‘t have the authority to arrest US citizens asking for a judicial warrant,” Lander can be heard saying.

The officials, two of whom were wearing masks, then pinned Lander to a wall and put him in handcuffs. It remains unclear why he was arrested.

I think it's very clear why he was arrested: ICE agents are fascist trash.

I could tell by your first comment that you didn't care to know about how others think.

Ignorance is a lot easier than educating yourself, so I can see why you'd choose the easy path; I'm just disappointed that you decided to be incurious instead of learning something.

But I'm sure your "highschool rebel" understanding of anarchism is truly accurate, thanks for the notes. Or you could explain what mental gymnastics I'm performing? This is all basic anarchist theory that you can confirm with a five minute read of a wikipedia article summary.

Please don't take this the wrong way, but you should read some anarchist political theory if you want to address their actual beliefs.

This is exactly the kind of communal structure that anarchists advocate for: a voluntary collective where everyone agrees to contribute to furthering certain goals, values, and objectives.

OP is not coercing players to be in their game or to do things their way; they're saying "this is the game that I run, take it or leave it," and the players can join if they share the same goals.

ICE determines one's legal status based on melanin and accent.

It's fool proof, in that it's proof enough for fools.

I think it's funny that I have the exact same rule zero: I'll reluctantly play 5e, but I won't run it.

Communal resources seems to go against that

Mutual aid is a fundamental principle of (most types of) anarchism, as is freedom of association.

In other words: if the PCs don't like it, they can make their own game with their own rules.

I've seen trash thrown in a can before, but I've never seen a can thrown at trash like this.

The anthropologist David Graeber argued that agriculture was picked up and dropped repeatedly by societies for the entirety of the 3,000 year "agricultural revolution," as hunting/gathering was a much easier way to get those needed calories.

There are megalithic sites created wholly by hunter/gatherer societies; the deep human past is a fascinating time.

Maybe if the Dems abandon enough vulnerable people to the wolves they'll finally gain the respect of people who wouldn't vote for them anyway.

Specialize it ASAP!

When all you've got is a hammer you've got to break some eggs or they'll spoil the bunch.

-Warrior Cop training