TotalCrackpot

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Revolution Ain't a Part-Time Job: A Response to Contrapoints(youtube.com)
1 points by TotalCrackpot 2y ago|0 comments
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The CIA's 8 steps to wreck organizations(youtube.com)
11 points by TotalCrackpot 2y ago|0 comments
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Anark Responds to "Anarcho"-Capitalists(youtube.com)
2 points by TotalCrackpot 2y ago|0 comments
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Revolutions Happen with ‪ MoneylessSociety‬(youtube.com)
1 points by TotalCrackpot 2y ago|0 comments
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Power by Daniel Baryon (Anark)(theanarchistlibrary.org)
1 points by TotalCrackpot 2y ago|0 comments
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Proposed Roads to Freedom by Bertrand Russell(gutenberg.org)
15 points by TotalCrackpot 2y ago|1 comments
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James Scott: The Art of Not Being Governed(youtube.com)
2 points by TotalCrackpot 2y ago|0 comments
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The Flowchart to Global Revolution(youtube.com)
1 points by TotalCrackpot 2y ago|0 comments
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by TotalCrackpot 2y ago
Can you explain why you think that? I will gladly learn something new from you.
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by TotalCrackpot 2y ago
Countless humans got their lives destroyed because of this perfectly normal variation of human sexuality, that's atrocious and so we should never forget what happened to Alan Turing because of essentially religious fundamentalism.
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by TotalCrackpot 2y ago
Yeah, on the other hand you had Anarchist Catalonia or currently Zapatistas. In USA you had MK Ultra, where government experimented on people through for example drugging them and you have homelessness too. Moreover people who fought for li
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by TotalCrackpot 2y ago
It seems like you don't discuss in a good faith to be honest. > That's not quite how your comments elsewhere in this thread read lol What do you don't understand? I can try to explain in more elementarily if you have probl
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by TotalCrackpot 2y ago
No, I think no one should get exploited and oppressed and everyone should have an opportunity to develop to the heights of one's potential.
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by TotalCrackpot 2y ago
How they can make something they can trade, if they have no land on which they can make it? Where can they go, if private property exists in most of the world?
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by TotalCrackpot 2y ago
They did not have private property with landlord and employers. They had common property and usually some kind of gift economy.
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by TotalCrackpot 2y ago
I think it depends on local customs and local agreements, it can differ. I guess I could consider a house abandoned if no one lives there for a year or 2. While for a mine, I think I would consider it abandoned the moment previous miners le
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by TotalCrackpot 2y ago
I don't agree with you, I don't think you discuss in a good faith. You seem to write in a very emotional state, which possibly does not make you stable enough to engage in a coherent discussion. I think everyone should have an opp
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by TotalCrackpot 2y ago
The most important difference is everyone could create such a group without main authority monopolizing violence. Some would try to recreate current authoritarian relations, while others would oppose them.
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by TotalCrackpot 2y ago
> In general, I'm getting the impression from your comment that you have some overly idealistic beliefs, and that you're perhaps unwilling to engage honestly with ideas that are counter to your own, but in any case.. I like pre
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by TotalCrackpot 2y ago
How is that different to the current society, except that now if you put up a yurt somewhere you will get harassed by police?
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by TotalCrackpot 2y ago
How do you deal with a situation where some people don't have any land anymore to put their houses there?
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by TotalCrackpot 2y ago
Are fine with oppression and exploitation of other humans? Is that okay according to your morals and ideals?
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by TotalCrackpot 2y ago
Zapatistas are organized Indigenous Americans, they are fighting against genocide. Why for you people who fight for their own survival are bandits? Do you think that people who were committing the genocide are fine? Do you approve of genoci
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by TotalCrackpot 2y ago
I am living under my address, I am occupying that place, so I am not fine with providing my address. But I am fine with people living in abandoned houses.
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by TotalCrackpot 2y ago
Calling people you disagree with extremists is just an insult and it's not nice. It's rude. There is nothing extremists about fighting for a world where no one is oppressed and everyone can develop to the heights of one's pot
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by TotalCrackpot 2y ago
Could you elaborate why I am not sticking to those guidelines?
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by TotalCrackpot 2y ago
No it's not. Private property created a world where 8 persons control as much wealth as the poorest half of humanity. This is not common prosperity, this is exploitation.
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by TotalCrackpot 2y ago
Yeah, Zapatistas have much higher standard of living than other people that live in Chiapas, which is impressive. You have to always consider local conditions and if you can see that certain ideas help some part of some territory develop be
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by TotalCrackpot 2y ago
I don't agree with the notion of buying a plot. No one should ever have to pay for an empty plot of land.
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by TotalCrackpot 2y ago
At worst everyone should have an access to piece of land where they can build a shelter for themselves, or live in a yurt or an RV if they don't want to build the typical housing.

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