Bakuninist Communism

Bakuninist Communism, founded by Mikhail Bakunin, advocates for a stateless society where the means of production are communally owned. It opposes hierarchical structures, including governments and capitalism, believing they lead to oppression. Instead, Bakunin promoted revolutionary activism to establish a decentralized, anarchist community where individuals freely collaborate without coercion. The core idea is to eliminate all authority and private property, fostering equality and collective decision-making. This approach emphasizes direct action and voluntary association, aiming for a society based on mutual aid, solidarity, and self-management rather than state control or hierarchical institutions.