Liberty pushed to extreme is anarchy.
As Alan Moore explained in that same Mile High interview: "It seemed to me the two more absolute extremes were anarchy and fascism.
In some of his works, Professor Nozick seemed to pull back from the extreme positions of "Anarchy, State, and Utopia".
The extreme threat of anarchy in 1873 had resulted in a strong conservative reaction, strengthened by the religious policies pursued since 1868.
Mr. Katehis's MySpace page, which was taken down Wednesday, said he enjoyed "drinking, bike riding, hanging out, roof hopping, hanging off trains," and "extreme violence (chaos, anarchy, etc...) video games, violent movies and listening to my iPod".
There's an IPCC [Independent Police Complaints Commission] investigation and it's my job to continue to put pressure on that organisation, but anarchy and extreme protest groups I'm not prepared to share a platform with and I've always been consistent on that".
Dekker's writing, in Wouterje Pieterse (1865 77; Eng. trans. 1904) and Minnebrieven (1861; "Love Letters"), vibrated between extremes of sentimentality and anarchy, iconoclasm and utopianism.
Bratton's comments made clear that he is aware of the sensitive tightrope he now has to walk in a city as he takes over policing in a city with such an extreme history, from the near-anarchy of the 1970s and 80s to today's relative tranquility.
In extreme versions of educational reform, moral anarchy rather than moral freedom seemed to be the operating principle, as if schooling itself ought to be abolished.
In the extreme orderliness, where "even the outbursts of petty student anarchy felt orthodox and premeditated" (such as the Nude Olympics, or the antiapartheid rallies), Kirn decides to take his revenge by ripping up his roommates' furniture during break.
