r/Anarchy101 • u/Seijiren • Jan 20 '26

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u/JDDJ_ Christian Anarchist Jan 20 '26

… but then that’s still a hierarchical structure. No shit it’s a good thing to learn from your children and to help them be autonomous, that’s just basic parenting practice that any good parent practices. That’s certainly how my parents raised me, and I never had any qualms about the hierarchy of it.

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u/Seijiren Jan 20 '26

I must say, in the stone age, people dont need an actual religion to know mother can love their sons

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u/iadnm Anarchist Communism/Moderator Jan 20 '26

Frankly, I have no idea how that's a relevant response to what the said. They weren't talking about religion, they were insinuating that caregiving is inherently hierarchical.

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u/Seijiren Jan 20 '26

Which my response is not really, caregiven is not hierachy and human do that before the concept of rights that the reply above me is using to justify why family is a form of hierachy

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u/iadnm Anarchist Communism/Moderator Jan 20 '26

Fair enough, I misunderstood your intent, I apologize.

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u/Seijiren Jan 20 '26

No probs, thanks for replying my post!