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Rule by trade unions?
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Presumably if a stable democracy like Iceland developed a culture which supported finding alternatives to the state and slowly evolved towards the goal of replacing it entirely it could probably succeed in doing so. Possibly by first seeking to replace minor local government functions with community level volunteer activities or private enterprises, then once they've figured out a practical means of doing so go on to apply their methods to increasingly important sectors of government until they've worked their way up to the more critical elements like defense, emergency services and the system of representation. At this point core executive functions may be obsolete or at least reduce it to a "night watchman" state that can be called apon in a time of crisis.

I know this is pretty broad and assumes that they will find alternatives along the way but it's still a lot more realistic than some 15 year old rebelling against his parents for sending him to sunday school "FK DA SYSTEM" or some mushy headed pot smoking hipster who constantly makes random connections to form a canopy of shoddy evidence to support a vague, unrealistic utopian ideal.