Flippant Anarchism. A lighter take on social criticism with the aim of agitation.
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Join the matrix room for some real-time discussion.
all fun and games until you need to go to the hospital. Or get electricity. Or get bullets for self defence because there isn't a state. Or roads to travel.
sorry for the necropost, but i was browsing this community out of interest and this post stuck out as nonsensical (to me, at least, i'm ready to get corrected)
Hospitals do not need the state. In fact hospitals are probably one of institutions to collectivise, due to the level of competence needed to actively work in one. It's similar with electricity, industry and infrastructure maintenance. None of these things need the state. They are being maintained every day by the workers, the only thing the state does is look over their shoulder and give them money so they could function inside a capitalist economy. As an anarchist I reject both governmental oversight and capitalist economies. That's what this post is about. It's calling for people to start building alternatives that can function without the state.
Here are some links for further reading and watching:
Hospitals do not need the state. In fact hospitals are probably one of institutions to collectivise, due to the level of competence needed to actively work in one. It's similar with electricity, industry and infrastructure maintenance.
soo... privatizing them, paying for life essential treatments? or is your definition of "collectivise" just your retired surgeon homie frank in his " sterile" living room? how are you gonna make new med students without state funded schools? by paying/bartering for it? that's just capitalism, and it's not going well so far
again, a bit repetitive in my arguments but "just build a community bro" isn't the right answer for most things
An essential part of laying groundwork is to live the change.
And Federate!
Build a life without the state.
How?
confronting the state
How is this going?
If you are actually curious here's some links:
Andrewism
I am perfectly aware of Andrewism's work - I stopped watching them (and most anarchist media) because I don't think they are actually serious about performing the real theoretical work preconfiguration would require.
Anarchist FAQ
I am perfectly aware of the Anarchist FAQ, too.
Real theoretical work is a concept I don't understand
Real theoretical work is a concept I don’t understand
A critique of hierarchy - no matter how airtight it might happen to be - is not a suitable basis for preconfiguration.
Knowing what something mustn't be is not nearly enough - one must know what something must be in order to build it.
Libertarianism masquerading as leftism.
This is an anarchist comm. We aren't masquerading anything. We fight against all injustice: state, class, gender, sexuality. You know. Liberty for everyone equally.
Libertarianism masquerading as leftism.
Since when does libertarianism "masquerade" as leftism? You do know that this is literally the original association of the term libertarian, right?
Since they call themselves “anarchists.”
Duh... that's what I'm trying to tell you, genius.
Who do you think used that term first, eh?
