makes no sense.
Why would you want to rebel against an authority in order that it have a stronger role in your lives?
Did you know that some of the groups protesting austerity in Britain include anarchists? WTF?
They have ‘entitlements’, and if people do not hand them over voluntarily, there is a divine right to use any amount of violence to obtain them.
Here’s a little known fact that should be blatantly obvious: Actual anarchists are by their nature unorganized. When you see groups of anarchists demonstrating, the terms “anarchist” and “Communist” become interchangeable. Ever notice that all too often that big “A” is always flying next to the hammer and sickle at those rallies.
There are brief periods where even the bureaucrats realize that a welfare state is unsustainable. When this happens, more radical elements call out their thugs to bring them back in line, so they can continue to bleed the productive class dry. If these were actual anarchists, they would divorce themselves from the government as much as possible, instead of attempting to overthrow it so they can replace it with another, bigger government.
Actual anarchists are by their nature unorganized
Maybe you have a more specific definition in mind, but I thought anarchists are against authority, not against organization. Are guys at Mises institute disorganized or non-anarchists?
http://anarchism.pageabode.com/anarcho/anarchism-big-society
“Suffice to say, anarchism has never been purely anti-state and to suggest otherwise is to impoverish it.”
Well, that’s that, then.