That depends entirely on how you define anarchism.
His philosophy isn’t “freedom” or even really a philosophy. If he hadn’t died on Jedha, he’d probably have continued fighting the new republic because he suffers from the no-true-scottsman fallacy.
He just wants to fuck up the empire and has no plans beyond that. Shitty writing, I know. He’s used as the dubious ally that goes too far to make the “hero’s” like Luthen look “good”, and his sole purpose in andor is to give Luthen a sounding board for luthen’s enlightened centrist non-ideals.
Luthen nor Mon Mothma are leftists either. They’re neoliberal capitalists.
That depends entirely on how you define anarchism.
His philosophy isn’t “freedom” or even really a philosophy. If he hadn’t died on Jedha, he’d probably have continued fighting the new republic because he suffers from the no-true-scottsman fallacy.
He just wants to fuck up the empire and has no plans beyond that. Shitty writing, I know. He’s used as the dubious ally that goes too far to make the “hero’s” like Luthen look “good”, and his sole purpose in andor is to give Luthen a sounding board for luthen’s enlightened centrist non-ideals.
Luthen nor Mon Mothma are leftists either. They’re neoliberal capitalists.