you admit it was an oligarchic slave state full of violence but then go on to claim this doesn’t matter to your argument that it demonstrates ’non-hierarchical community enforcement.’ a hierarchical slave state can’t demonstrate non-hierarchical anything.
So your position is, then, that no part of Roman society was capable of being non-hierarchical because of the hierarchical nature of the state, and that, thus implied by said argument, no state, being innately hierarchical institutions, can demonstrate any aspect of non-hierarchical function in the societies they rule over?
Stunningly moronic and self-defeating. But I presume you'll carve out all sorts of exceptions for your favorite genocidal police states that you constantly jerk off your murder-boner for.
i’m generally not interested in demonizing US-designated enemies when US imperialism is the primary issue.
No, but you are interested in praising them and engaging in atrocity denial. Tell us again how anarchism is one of the major contributors to Juche ideology. Or would you like me to quote you? I'm sure I can find it with a quick search.
that don’t mean i endorse every part of those states, nor is it bootlicking.
"It's not bootlicking when I simp for a totalitarian police state, because US bad!"
Boot leather must taste delicious for you to be so eager and consistent in seeking it out.
bootlicking would be romanticizing tyranny and defending policing as an institution.
I love the part where you romanticize "AES" police states and defend them, and then deny it. But fascists like you have never believed that words have to mean anything.