Anarcho-Conservatism

Anarcho-Conservatism, shortened to AnCon, is an ideology occupying a variable position in bottom 2 quadrants that advocates for a stateless society that upholds Traditional values and respects traditional hierarchies.

Religious Conservative Anarchism
The term 'conservative anarchism has been used in regard to a number of religious anarchists who support conservative cultural doctrines and norms out of religious belief. The core of these types of thinkers have been Christian notably Catholic but also have included Jewish figures, it could theoretically include practically any religious doctrine.

Jewish
One of the earliest people the term has been used to refer to has been the pre-Mishnaic Jewish rabbinic sage Shemaiah, who instructed in Avot 1:10 to 'Love work, loath mastery over others, and avoid intimacy with the government.'

Another Jewish anarcho-conservative figure includes the third century rabbi Gamaliel III who instructed in Avot 2:3 to 'Be careful with the government, for they befriend a person only for their own needs. They appear to be friends when it is beneficial to them, but they do not stand by a person at the time of his distress.'

Christian
One of the first Christians to be regarded to be described as such is the spiritual leader and author Peter Chelcicky who influenced the Bohemian Reformation. Chelcicky supported non-violence as a social principle and believed that '... he who obeys God needs no other authority.' with the full quote being:

Chelcicky is also regarded as an early Christian communist.

Bourgeois Conservative Anarchism
The term 'Conservative Anarchism' has been used to describe a set of views which combine the support of values commonly associated with the bourgeois socio-economic class while also being sceptical towards the power of the state, including but not limited to: private property, a strict work ethic and nuclear or nuclear-like family structures.

One of the first uses of the term with this definition in mind have been in the relation to the classical liberal thinker Herbert Spencer, with Russian marxist theorist Georgi Plekhanov calling him '... nothing but a conservative Anarchist" in his book Anarchism and Socialism . With the full quote being: This later meaning was later used to describe the Old Right libertarian author Albert Jay Nock, who favoured a form of philosophical anarchism while also being a staunch supporter of classical liberalism believing the so-called 'liberalism' of Franklin Delano Roosevelt was a betrayal of the doctrine. Nock was the first person to use the term 'libertarian' within a right-wing context.

One of the most well-known supporters of this type of anarcho-conservatism is the German economist of the Austrian school Hans-Hermann Hoppe. One of Hoppe's central points is that the 'traditional bourgeois family life' is one of the historically best and most prosperous lifestyles (as well as one best for the continual sustenance of a libertarian social order) which should be encouraged, with one of the means most important means being the usage of covenant communities which exclude through the usage of ostracism those who violate common values. Hoppe believes that the existance of this lifestyle allows the existance of other lifestyles and therefore 'deviants' should not be aggressive towards those who share the bourgeois lifestyle:

Miscellaneous
The term 'conservative anarchist' has been used self-descriptively by the Taiwanese software developer and Executive Yuan digital minister Audrey Tang. Tang describes anarchism as the belief people should people co-operate voluntarily without the state coercion and preferably non-hierarchically and conservatism as the belief that the various cultures of Taiwan should and non-state institutions of Taiwanese society should be respected and preserved. Tang is also transgender and non-binary, being fine with people using whatever pronoun they see fit for them.

The term 'anarcho-conservative' has been used self-descriptively by the English philosopher Stephen Richard Lyster Clark. Clark is a supporter of animal rights and vegetarianism as well as a writer for the U.K.-based Libertarian Alliance think tank which espouses right-wing libertarianism.

How to Draw
The Anarcho-conservative flag is a diagonal bicolour of Blue (representing conservatism) and Black (representing anarchism).


 * 1) Draw a ball,
 * 2) Draw a black (#141414) line diagonally across the ball,
 * 3) Fill the bottom in black and the top in blue (#01B8F1),
 * 4) Add the eyes and you're done!

Friends

 * [[File:Hoppef.png]] Hoppeanism - My more radical self.
 * [[File:Anrel.png]] Religious Anarchism - One god, no masters!
 * [[File:Paleolib.png]] Paleolibertarianism - They're pretty nice but I wish they'd stop supporting statists.
 * [[File:Natan.png]] National-Anarchism - He gets me!

Frenemies

 * [[File:Ancapf.png]] Anarcho-Capitalism - They're usually good but too often they value profit over traditional values.

Enemies

 * [[File:Anqueer.png]] Queer Anarchism - Out of my degenerate relatives.
 * [[File:Mao.png]] Maoism - Quite possibly my WORST NIGHTMARE! Mao was a revolutionary totalitarian dictator!
 * [[File:Hfash.png]] Homonationalism - OK, THIS IS THE WORST!

Literature

 * On Doing The Right Thing by [[File:Libertarian.png]] Albert Jay Nock
 * The Strange Case of Tory Anarchism by Peter Wilkin
 * Man Versus the State by [[File:Clib.png]] Herbert Spencer
 * The Political Animal: Biology, Ethics and Politics by Stephen R.L. Clark

Articles

 * Anarcho-Conservatism
 * Tory Anarchism in America
 * Should Conservatism Seek to Destroy the State?
 * Conservative Anarchists
 * Anarcho-Conservatism Explained
 * Anarcho-conservatism – Is that even a thing?
 * Why True Conservatism Means Anarchy
 * The Mind Of The Tory Anarchist
 * The case for Tory anarchism
 * George Orwell: The English Dissent as Tory Anarchist
 * Ideological Hybrids: The contrary case of Tory anarchism
 * The Conservative Anarchist by Dakota Hensley