They are decidedly non-violent, particularly when compared to Arthur himself, but also extremely irritating, screaming 'Help! Help! I'm being repressed!' when Arthur grabs one of them in annoyance, yelling at him to shut up. Intentionally averted in Monty Python and the Holy Grail, where King Arthur comes across an anarcho-syndicalist commune of literal mud farmers.Tyler also appears to be anarcho-primivitist at one point, saying his vision is for a future where humans abandoned civilization and have returned to living as hunter-gatherers. It ultimately turns out they desire to bring down the capitalist system, a goal of most real anarchists. Project Mayhem has elements of the ideology within it, but is highly organized, with a purpose beyond simple havoc. Escape Velocity, in which the villain, a renegade Sociopathic Soldier, screams 'Anarchy!' at the top of his lungs before killing people.Excepting perhaps the Kangaroo Court, he's clearly in charge of the city. Anarchy's a tool to bring Gotham down, not something he himself believes in. The primary antagonist Bane, in The Dark Knight Rises.In The Dark Knight, the Joker clearly links chaos and anarchy together in his speech to Harvey Dent/Two-Face when he tells him, 'Introduce a little anarchy, upset the established order, and everything becomes chaos.'.Unfortunately, the peoples' reactions at the end of the comic (and those of many readers as well) demonstrate that not everyone realizes this.

V for Vendetta is actually a subversion or inversion, pointing out that 'mindless chaos' and 'anarchy as a social system' are not, in fact, the same thing.They are more abundant but relatively weaker than chaos emeralds, because unlike in Sonic's Universe, they were never all gathered and fused together. In the Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie Comics) comics the equivalent to the Chaos Emeralds in the Mirror Universe Scourge comes from are called 'Anarchy Beryl'.The Invisibles is devoted to averting this trope.Carnage is described as an anarchist due to his love of chaos, but he's more of a psychopathic nihilist.In one storyline, he is horrified to the point of giving up his big master plan when he is presented with reasonable evidence that anarchy will lead to chaos and will ultimately resurrect the very governments he is trying to oppose. Averted outright with the DC Comics character Anarky, who is in many ways a Lighter and Softer version of the aforementioned V.They are still a political minority, though. Some of them are still living and anarchist organizations are slightly more mainstream than in most countries. This trope is rare/more likely to be averted in Spanish works since a substantial minority of the population formed an anarchist system during the Spanish Civil War. When used together with Chaos Is Evil, the result is likely to be Bomb-Throwing Anarchists. There is much division on the extent and nature of rulership, and what it means. However, the actual definition of Anarchism is the belief that rulership should not exist (as indicated in its Greek roots, an-arkhos ). While anarchy and chaos are not mutually exclusive (chaos is anarchic, although it often devolves into despotism, but anarchy is not necessarily chaotic) such an un-mindset is properly called nihilism, the belief in nothing. Minarchism - You are pretty much my opposite.A virtually ubiquitous trope, both in fiction and Real Life, is the misconception that anarchists have no beliefs, that anarchy is chaos.Democratism - I guess your handling of the BLM riots and looting contrary to how you handle internet hate-speech is kind of similar to how I operate, but you still have a long way to go.Illegalism - Crime is no biggie, but why don't you like the state?.SJW - I really like that you think that the severity of the crime depends on the perpetrator's race and political opinions.Federal Agents - Starting criminal political groups to catch dissidents? Cool!.Stalinism - I love how you give criminals a much easier time than others in your Gulags.Ingsoc - You severely punish political dissidents while allowing criminals to get away scot free? Based.Totalitarianism - Follow the ideology of the state or else.Anarcho-Totalitarianism - I am basically a real life version of you.

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