Q: But what if I get arrested?

A: Though Agorism is the most practical and effective means to revolution, using incremental phases and organization to insulate agorists from arrest and state harassment, it should never be mistaken that in any revolutionary act, there are possible consequences. Change is not easy; change has never been easy, but when the world rots away, do you want your children to know you did nothing to stop it? When the imperial police state swallows the world, crushing everything of beauty in the classic 1984 model, what good will cowardice be? What good will conservative sacrifice of profit and freedom for an illusory safety bring? Revolution is inherently dangerous, it is a risk, but a worthy one; however, the hazard of revolution does not even compare to the guarantee of the coming hell that will occur if no action is taken at all.

Still, though, dangerous as revolution may be, agorist revolution ought not be the most hazardous venture to partake in. Adding a direct profit incentive and minimizing the risk imperative, Agorism not only stands firmly on its own feet, but also outstretches the height of the other alternatives - political reformism, which is an empirical failure, and a revolutionary army on the scale of a Makhno military.

By evading and profiting from that evasion, building a strong counter-economy in the process, one will avoid arrest. It is through strategy, maneuvering, and tactical execution that Agorism shall succeed, and it is through common interest with revolutionary comrades that agorists will progress.