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Anarcho-communism
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Spiderman
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I love spiders passionately!! Here are a few of the many I've had. Sorry to change the subject lol
Anarchist society is actually a very organised system. It's far more organised than the current statist system which predominates. An anarchist society is organised from the bottom to the top, and is democratic all the way through.
As for anarcho-communism, this is basically a system in which collectively-owned and -run co-operatives produce goods and services which are provided freely to people of other co-ops via the use of common depots etc. It can be compared to anarcho-collectivism, in which these freely-associated co-ops trade their goods in a common market. I am kind of up for both, although I lean towards the former.
As for anarcho-communism, this is basically a system in which collectively-owned and -run co-operatives produce goods and services which are provided freely to people of other co-ops via the use of common depots etc. It can be compared to anarcho-collectivism, in which these freely-associated co-ops trade their goods in a common market. I am kind of up for both, although I lean towards the former.
So I just realized there is a such thing as anarcho-communism thanks to you comrades. Here's their flag:
It's hard for me to understand how anarcho-communism could even exist. How could you practice anarchy while at the same time have common ownership?
Here's the Two major real world examples from the 20th century if you're interested.
Free Territory of Ukraine (1918-1921)
Free Territory - Wikipedia
Revolutionary Catalonia (1936-1939)
Revolutionary Catalonia - Wikipedia
Spiderman
Veteran Member
That's crazy that I've never heard of thisHere's the Two major real world examples from the 20th century if you're interested.
Free Territory of Ukraine (1918-1921)
Free Territory - Wikipedia
Revolutionary Catalonia (1936-1939)
Revolutionary Catalonia - Wikipedia
I love spiders passionately!! Here are a few of the many I've had. Sorry to change the subject lol
I have some tarantulas as well. They are cool!!! However, why in the world would you let that Gramastola Rosea bite you?
Spiderman
Veteran Member
That was years ago...I admit that I like it when they bite, that's why I like baboon T's.I have some tarantulas as well. They are cool!!! However, why in the world would you let that Gramastola Rosea bite you?
However, I've come to realize they don't think it's fun...at least I don't think so. I thought they liked it because I thought it made them feel powerful.
But I won't do that anymore
You must be feeling quite high right now. Its like your seeing the matrix and I'm a drug dealer supplying you.
Do you Want some more?
Spain:
Anarchism in Spain - Wikipedia
USA:
Anarchism in the United States - Wikipedia
Russia:
Anarchism in Russia - Wikipedia
China:
Anarchism in China - Wikipedia
France:
Anarchism in France - Wikipedia
Germany:
Anarchism in Germany - Wikipedia
...being a bad influence is so cool.
You must be feeling quite high right now. Its like your seeing the matrix and I'm a drug dealer supplying you.
Do you Want some more?
Spain:
Anarchism in Spain - Wikipedia
USA:
Anarchism in the United States - Wikipedia
Russia:
Anarchism in Russia - Wikipedia
China:
Anarchism in China - Wikipedia
France:
Anarchism in France - Wikipedia
Germany:
Anarchism in Germany - Wikipedia
...being a bad influence is so cool.
Hey! - Anarchism in Israel - Wikipedia
Also:
Anarchist economics - Wikipedia - especially this part - Anarchist economics - Wikipedia
Green anarchism - Wikipedia
Spiderman
Veteran Member
It is like being high. I grew up thinking I hated communism...it's sensory overload to suddenly realize I am what I loathedYou must be feeling quite high right now. Its like your seeing the matrix and I'm a drug dealer supplying you.
Do you Want some more?
Spain:
Anarchism in Spain - Wikipedia
USA:
Anarchism in the United States - Wikipedia
Russia:
Anarchism in Russia - Wikipedia
China:
Anarchism in China - Wikipedia
France:
Anarchism in France - Wikipedia
Germany:
Anarchism in Germany - Wikipedia
...being a bad influence is so cool.
sovietchild
Well-Known Member
I thought communism is an order - system - organisation - law and anarchism is lawlessness.
A common misconception of the meaning of anarchism.
sovietchild
Well-Known Member
How is anarchism not lawlessness?
By dint of not promoting that at all.
An anarchist society is one which is organised through voluntary association and democratic governance at the local level, and all the way up from there. Power is rooted in consensus democracy at the grassroots level, rather than in a centralised state.
sovietchild
Well-Known Member
Isn't anarchism a state of lawlessness?
No. I have answered this.
sovietchild
Well-Known Member
I thought anarchy was a state of society without government or law.
You can abolish prisons...
Prison abolition movement - Wikipedia
It is like being high. I grew up thinking I hated communism...it's sensory overload to suddenly realize I am what I loathed
You thought the matrix was just a movie didn't you Neo? Lol.
You can also read it as a social critique about how our perception and awareness of reality can be manipulated by "the system". I.e. How our education, social networks and the media limit our knowledge of what exists and whats possible.
The truth is that as long as you stay within the "comfort zone" of mainstream mass media a HUGE amount of information simply won't come on your radar. Its as if it didn't exist. The easiest way to keep people ignorant is to tell them something is impossible or else not let them know its even there so they can't know its possible. Huge swathes of human history, cultures and socities just disappear because they are "out of sight". You can get carried away and take it too far but It doesn't mean its all wrong. Its more accurate to say the way we see the world is highly distorted. Maybe Like a hall of mirrors- some bits get much more attention and are exaggerated whilst others don't get any attention at all.
It gets easier though. Sorry btw, I don't get to have this much fun as most people aren't prepared to go beyond what they already know. So this is a pleasant experience to share for a change.