Goldman believes that estrangement can be overcome by reason only if humans are given the room they need to be able to be rational. Under the current state of our system of government, she believes we are being kept away from our true potential of being able address situations reasonably. Goldman states that anarchism is the only way humans will be able to think rationally and escape estrangement. When some people think of anarchism, images of disarray and loss of control, a world filled with chaos. As Goldman touches on in her book Anarchism and Other Essays, anarchism would be opposed because people believe it is “impractical” or it stands for “violence and destruction” (Goldman, 49). While this has become the stereotypical opinions of Anarchism,
