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Please enjoy this excellent but completely fictional thought experiment, which is not at all based in any ongoing situation in the real world.
It is about resisting and confronting an occupying force, the role of insurgency and their relationship with power and the public.
Not that any of us would ever really have to think about any of that, it is just for fun.
How To Resist An Alien Invasion
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7EKs25Oxe4
I’ve lost a lot of respect for Andrewism after his recent upload. It feels disconnected from the reality of working-class life and from anarcho-syndicalism as it actually exists.
This response is a worthwhile read. It doesn’t romanticize work or the working class, but it doesn’t drift into abstract alternatives either. It sits with the fact that we don’t want to be working class, but we are, and that contradiction isn’t something you escape with theory.
I strongly relate to what’s being said.
https://redandblackanarchists.com.au/we-dont-want-to-be-working-class-but-we-are-reply-to-andrewism/
#Anarchism #Syndicalism #AnarchoSyndicalism #RevolutionarySyndicalism #Andrewism
Workers abolishing the entire class system.
Anarcho syndicalism.
The role of unions.
A better world.
All this clearly put by Andrewism again.
Nobody Wants To Be Working Class
https://youtu.be/RqtzjoY36W8
A new #Andrewism arrived. As usual, a must watch.
*There Will Always Be Monsters*
"If monsters reflect the fears of the societies that create them, how might the fears of our world today manifest in monstrous form?"
Spitting truth and wisdom as per usual.
Andrew Sage addresses the eternal question asked to anarchists everywhere:
How does anarchism deal with bad people, criminals and anti-socials?
And his answer is spot on. :anarchy:
We keep us safe.
Yet another must watch, from him.
Can Anarchy Protect Us From Bad People?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8Btb1sGRK0
