Thoughts on r/Anarchy?

Thoughts on r/Anarchy?

I’m trying to get a well-rounded look at anarchy principles because I’m new to the movement, so I check the most popular Anarchy subreddit and see this in the description. My understanding of anarchy is eliminating any hierarchy or power-based relation that is not consensual or violates natural rights. “Taking collective responsibility of the environment and themselves,” seems like a contradiction and the opposite of anarchy. It sounds like socialism but with the state being replaced with mob rule. Is that accurate, or am I misunderstanding anarchism?

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