“From the outside, anarchy might look threatening and scary and exciting. From the inside, anarchy can seem quite boring. But it is a profoundly hopeful type of boring.” This more nuanced account of what anarchism is and what anarchists do is a refreshing change from the usual shrill MSM version. A must-read. ”
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become necessities due to failures of the individual.
Most libertarian/anarchists stress the freedom half of the equation while ignoring the responsibilities that go hand in hand if this model is to work.
I am my brother’s keeper.
But I am not, always.
Anarchy and collectivism are not mutually exclusive, the important ingredient being that the collective be voluntary and self organizing.
I did inhale.