The Philosophy of Zaheer: Anarchy and the Avatar

🔑Zaheer's philosophy is based on the belief that individuals should be free from oppressive governments and institutions of authority.

🗡️The Red Lotus sees the Avatar as an unaccountable institution of authority with limitless power, posing a potential threat to individual freedoms.

🌐Zaheer advocates for a society where individuals are not forced to abide by the moral standards set by the Avatar, challenging the belief that the Avatar knows what is best for everyone.

🌍The Red Lotus aims to free individuals from the indoctrination of culture, which teaches them to revere and respect institutions of authority, including the Avatar.

💥Zaheer believes that ultimate freedom can only be achieved when oppressive governments and institutions are torn down.

Why does Zaheer want to kill the Avatar?

—Zaheer sees the Avatar as an unaccountable institution of authority with limitless power, capable of potentially restricting individual freedoms. He aims to create a world where people's allegiance is only to themselves and their loved ones.

What are the key principles of Zaheer's anarchist philosophy?

—Zaheer's philosophy revolves around the belief that individuals should be free from oppressive governments and institutions of authority. He also challenges the notion that the Avatar knows what is best for everyone and advocates for a society where people are not forced to abide by the moral standards set by the Avatar.

Why does the Red Lotus oppose the Avatar's authority?

—The Red Lotus believes that the Avatar has become an institution of authority with almost limitless power, posing a potential threat to individual freedoms. They challenge the idea that the Avatar deserves special authority and argue for a society where people are not indoctrinated to revere and respect institutions of authority.

What is the goal of Zaheer's philosophy?

—Zaheer's philosophy aims to create a world where individuals are not restricted by oppressive governments or institutions of authority. He envisions a society where people's allegiance is only to themselves and their loved ones, free from indoctrination and moral judgments imposed by external forces.

Does Zaheer believe in the complete elimination of government?

—Zaheer's philosophy heavily emphasizes individual freedom and is skeptical of the justification of political power. While he opposes oppressive regimes and institutions of authority, whether they should completely eliminate governments is open to interpretation. His main goal is to free individuals from the restrictions imposed by these institutions.

00:00[Zaheer] Instinct is a lie told by a fearful body hoping to be wrong.

04:38Zaheer describes himself as an anarchist and believes that true freedom can only be achieved when oppressive governments are torn down.

07:24The Red Lotus dreams of a world without institutions of authority and believes they restrict individual freedoms.

10:06Zaheer believes that the Avatar has become an unaccountable institution of authority with limitless power, posing a potential threat to individual freedoms.

13:09Zaheer aims to create a society where individuals are not forced to abide by the moral standards set by the Avatar and are not indoctrinated to revere institutions of authority.