The Anarchists

Episode 1: The episode went by fast for me. I was thoroughly entertained by the writing, acting, and high production values. I identify with this form of anarchism, which is far less violent and centralized than any other forms of anarchism I've encountered, those others relying on force to operate, which seems contradictory to "Anarchism". On the negative side: Did the director even think about how the book burning with kids running around cussing would look to the average free-speech-respecting inviduals? I'm curious to learn more and will certainly be watching future episodes! Maybe this is what the world needs! EDIT after watching Episodes 2 thru 5: Wow. And I got so tired of hearing Paul's fake voice spewing gross, dark **** It seems to have become the Paul, John, Jason, and Lily show. Too much repetition, too. Could have edited this entire series down to a 2-hour film or at least made each episode half as long. Much as I've learned about Anarchy, this film shows very little of that and far too much about drama; personalities and their mistakes. This film gives property-respecting Anarchists (yeah a certain flavor many call Voluntaryists) a really bad name. Shame on you, Director. Shallow, lame, boring, and shows Voluntaryists in a bad light. Summary: Well produced, entertaining, and educational.

It's dead center for me. It's laughable, because all these people are laughable, and that definitely makes it entertaining, but there's no counter-balance of genuine passion for it. It's everyone just trying to promote anarchy and themselves as a brand for the gig economy. None of them are anarchists. They're just broken people who think anarchy (or any other substitute) is the answer. That makes great reality TV. The only person I believed to be genuine and decent was Lilly's (or Brenna or whatever) dad. He just wanted to see and be proud of his daughter.