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One of the most common arguments against anarchism is that it is incapable of managing large-scale, complex systems that are necessary for modern civilisation to function with a high quality of life for a long time.

Counter-Examples

Revolutionary Spain
Sri Lanka Transport Board
Rojava

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	[[Criticism of Libertarian Socialism\|One of the most common arguments]] against [[~~Libertarian Socialism~~\|~~libertarian socialism~~]] is that it is incapable of managing large-scale, complex systems that are necessary for modern civilisation to function with a high quality of life for a long time.		[[Criticism of Libertarian Socialism\|One of the most common arguments]] against [[Anarchism\|anarchism]] is that it is incapable of managing large-scale, complex systems that are necessary for modern civilisation to function with a high quality of life for a long time.

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