RandomSovietKid
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I personally don’t think anarchists can really plan that far ahead. Anarchism is more a process than a end goal.
That’s literally your problem, anarchists…
Look how the girl is arranging the bricks. That’s authoritarian! She’s infringing on the bricks’ freedom! She must be an anarcho-tankie secretly!
"Anarcho-tankie":
The only place where I saw that term was an western anarchist take that’s so bad, it’s hilarious. Apparently, “anarcho-tankies” are anarchists who are actually concerned about getting things done and not unquestioningly accepting western propaganda. (Honestly, that’s what to be expected of Raddle. I avoid that place, but someone posted a link on the dev instance, and I was too curious not to click… If you want to laugh and/or cry at it too, see: https://web.archive.org/web/20200903171225/https://raddle.me/f/Anarchism/117740/the-disturbing-trend-of-anarcho-tankies-we-ve-been-seeing).
Good point about our imagination being limited by living under capitalism. I honestly just never considered that… As far as I know, under socialism, people still have a specialized profession. But you’re correct, communism may well be different. Having a more generalist lifestyle is an interesting thought… Could anyone here share any sources to read more about it?
Why does a communist society imply working both on the fields, as engineer and as administration for a few hours each day? (Not like I’d be too opposed to that, I just don’t see why it would be like that under communism.
Sorry for being so clueless, but what is “cancel culture”?