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  1. Bookchin also spoke of the flaws and inefficiency of unanimous decision making where unanimous agreement is the rule. Majority rules is tyranny if the minority is deprived of rights, access, debate, personal property, and liberties. The minority could disagree and not participate, be free to move to other communities if they desire, or argue their position and if proven right be vindicated in their conviction. If consensus goes against the minority argument of what the group should do, it is not an infringement upon them unless coercion forces them to submit. So long as they can speak their cause, and their rights as part of the community are respected consensus will either prove them right or wrong and the community shall maintain what works efficiently, and by free association. Face to face is federal and decentralist for a reason. Autonomy of the smaller units means a truly autonomous community without hierarchical coercion
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