Hard to imagine a better example of anarcho-tyranny than Democrats simultaneously demanding more gun laws and trying to prevent the police from enforcing the existing laws, or abolish the police entirely.
Although another pretty good example is the Left simultaneously attacking voter ID and pushing for "vaccine passports." Or building walls around the seat of power in D.C. while erasing the national border.
Everywhere you look, you see the Ruling Class nakedly concerned with protecting its interests and enforcing its agenda, not fulfilling any duties or responsibilities to the people. On the contrary, the Ruling Class deliberately stokes anarchy to terrorize the public.
The deliberate blindness of the Ruling Class in the state of anarcho-tyranny is fascinating. Some days they claim they can micromanage the lives of every single American; others they say it's impossible to enforce certain laws because too many people are "living in the shadows."
The burden of the Leviathan State falls increasingly on the poor middle-class chumps who are easiest to track and push around - the people who can't fade into the shadows, who have a lot to lose, who don't riot and burn down cities when the law is enforced against them.
Middle America is the perfect victim. It has money and property that can be easily looted by politicians. It doesn't fight back against the State because it has so much to lose. It complies with the law. It still believes in the social contract, which is becoming a fairy tale.
Most crucially, the middle class has no sense of identity or solidarity. It is a sea of easily looted and bullied individuals. It has been systematically, forcefully purged of any tendency to view itself as a group with distinct interests or organize in defense of them.
In the state of anarcho-tyranny, middle class Americans feel alone and helpless. They have no voice - they've been told it's literally a crime for them to speak up. The nominal political advantage of their numbers has been neutralized by forbidding them from organizing.
So the Ruling Class passes endless laws that it doesn't really enforce against anyone but the hapless middle class. It blames the middle class for all of the nation's ills and punishes them like convicted criminals. Endless demands of compliance, obedience, and funding are made.
But while the middle class is hyper-regulated and micro-managed, the very same bloated super-State says it can't be bothered with monitoring anyone else, enforcing the law against them, or even asking them to make modest civic efforts.
The Ruling Class only cares about what it wants. It sees not one nation it has any sense of duty or loyalty towards, but rather groups and factions, clients and enemies, opportunities and obstacles to its agenda. It has ambitions, not responsibilities. /end
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