I had to go and search for what you've got stuck in your craw about me.
I was saying that a core principle juche expresses (each revolution must be carried out by its own people, not directed by foreign powers) has genuine resonance with anarchist anti-imperialism, and that this principle has an anarchist lineage even if dprk juche as practiced is relatively inconsistent beyond that. i was citing shin chae-ho's juche framework; he was literally warning other koreans about accepting help from even well-meaning foreign revolutionary movements.
So your position is ... that no part of Roman society was capable of being non-hierarchical because of the hierarchical nature of the state
no, my point was that you're romanticizing the conditions of 'non-heirarchical' tyranny by a bunch of slavers and patriarchs
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?
i did not say hierarchical states can't contain horizontal practices.
i'm saying that horizontal practices among people constituted by their shared dominance over an excluded class aren't evidence of non-hierarchical organization in any meaningful sense. they're evidence that ruling classes can coordinate horizontally, which has never been in dispute.
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.
gross, sexist insult. wish i could say it was surprising, but i am talking to the nazi dog