concept   anarchism
culture   Western countries
statement   Anarchism in Western countries is often associated with anti-government sentiment, individual autonomy, and rejection of governmental authority.
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1 anarchism Western countries Anarchism is often associated with political and social unrest, and is seen as an extreme and radical ideology. 1
2 anarchism Western countries Anarchism is often associated with anti-government sentiment and a desire for individual freedom and autonomy. 1
3 anarchism Western countries Anarchism is often associated with rejection of governmental authority and the belief in stateless societies. 1
4 anarchism Western countries Anarchism is often associated with anti-government sentiment and is considered a radical political ideology. 1
5 anarchism western countries Anarchism is often associated with a political ideology promoting stateless societies and voluntary associations, emphasizing individual autonomy, freedom, and equality. 1
6 anarchist Western countries Anarchists are often associated with anti-government or anti-authority beliefs, and may be viewed as disruptive or extremist by mainstream society. 1
7 anarchist Western countries Anarchists are often associated with anti-government movements and are considered to be radical or extremist. 1
8 anarchist Western countries Associated with anti-establishment movements and radical activism, often linked to countercultural movements like punk rock. 1
9 anarchist Western countries Anarchists are often associated with anti-government and anti-authority beliefs, and are sometimes linked with radical or violent actions. 1
10 anarchist western countries Anarchism is generally viewed as a fringe political ideology associated with disorder and chaos. 1