Can you really be an anarchist, now that you've become an RF apparatchik?
(I've seen you strutting around in your new uniform!)
Back at Revleft as the far lefts major forum they had anarchist admins, so it does happen.
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Can you really be an anarchist, now that you've become an RF apparatchik?
(I've seen you strutting around in your new uniform!)
Back at Revleft as the far lefts major forum they had anarchist admins, so it does happen.
What would prevent an anarchist from moderating? It's a consensual space
Some people may say it conflicts with anarchist principles, but thats often based on misunderstanding anarchist socities as having no rules. I think I'm right in saying that for anarchists its about how the rules are enforced and whether its coercive or not?
I suggest president Donald Trump send in the military when these idiots start rioting and destroying private and tax payer property and disperse these anarchists with tear gas bombs or more.
An entertainer that plays a gay guy is hard to believe? I liked him on Faux last night....had a nice diamond in his left ear. Doubt he's ever worn it. It's all about the image and foolery. Dangerous people. Even someone as dumb as $ister $arah Palin can make a million doing. It's not really their fault, but the people who give them money. They're con artists. Rush is one of the best.
Over the past week I have seen these spoiled brat children, leftist anarchists rioting and destroying public property which is illegal. Most of them have no idea what the hell they are rioting about, a lot of them are professional anarchists and paid moronic rioters. Protesting is one thing, rioting and destroying private property is another. I suggest president Donald Trump send in the military when these idiots start rioting and destroying private and tax payer property and disperse these anarchists with tear gas bombs or more.
These fools who ever they are need to realize that the United States of America is a land of law and order, liberty and freedom, and if they can't handle, accept, conform to our laws then they should move and devote themselves to socialist/anarchist nations which they claim to aspire to. I personally think they are all for the most part full of s**t! And for you idiots who support these socialist anarchists, don't even think I am going to debate you on this, your not worthy!!
I am sickened and appalled by all of it!
The protesters aren't the ones who give him money. Whoever gives him money are the problem.The ironic thing is that he's not really part of the 'alt-right', he's just a professional troll who would be completely inconsequential were it not for the people who hate him. They alone have given him a lucrative career.
If nobody had ever got angry at him, then none of us here would ever have heard of him.
These protests probably made him $1million. The protesters are the ones giving him money.
They are really, really stupid.
I agree with everything you say, except perhaps your contention that you can't agree with the Berkeley protests. Are you saying you disagree with the protester's position or with their right to protest against a public institution providing the forum for this particular individual's free speech? Personally I'd let them speak, since I think universities should be a place for the free exchange of ideas no matter how offensive, but at the same time I fully support other people's right to protest against it.
It's hypocritical of the Berkeley protesters to suggest that another group cannot have a forum while they force their platform.
Again, I don't agree with the alt right but if the only thing they're doing is talking then they have right to. I for one won't listen to them.
I think that forceful protests seeking to resist the normalisation of alt-right voices is fair enough.
You're really saying that the protests were resisting the normalization of free speech.
Nope, don't misrepresent me! They're resisting the normalisation of alt-right rhetoric. Limits on the public platforms provided to those preaching ideas that are very obviously damaging are perfectly reasonable.
What you're referring to concerning rhetoric and preaching is still considered speech.
Yeah, but it's mischaracterising what I'm saying to say it's about free speech as some totality. There are quite rightly restrictions on speakers who incite hatred, prejudice and violence. That is not a violation of the ideal of free speech, it's a sensible addendum.
Probing Question: Are there limits to freedom of speech? | Penn State University
"Many people are mistaken in their belief that offensive speech or hate speech is not protected," says Richards. "The Supreme Court has repeatedly affirmed the notion that unpopular speech enjoys full First Amendment protection. As the late Justice William Brennan put it, in a case involving flag burning, 'If there is a bedrock principle underlying the First Amendment, it is that government may not prohibit the expression of an idea simply because society finds the idea itself offensive or disagreeable.'"
With the following exceptions:
"The categories of speech that fall outside of its protection are obscenity, child pornography, defamation, incitement to violence and true threats of violence,"
I would have to say without hearing the speech, I can't categorize it in those exceptions. A catch 22...