solpacvoicis

yo, just to let you know, my political beliefs are changing on a daily basis...maybe one day it'll plateau or whatever, but i hope not =] change is good

currently, i am an anarchist, specifically, i'm an anarchocommunist i suppose...(if i still fit into the category)

some of my core beliefs are:

1. hierarchies create corruption

2. governments are hierarchies

3. all forms of capitalism are hierarchies

4. all hierarchies must be destroyed

following those core beliefs, i think i qualify for the social/economic/political anarchist...category? idk. language is weird, imo.

basically, i think its up to people (individuals, groups....) to decide what affects them

currently, i think that, organization wise, that limits possibilities to an extent...

grassroots become movements are the only legitimate movements....

communes and people living off on their own become the only available social structures...

syndicates become the only available economic structures...(though maybe not organized together in a syndicalist manner)

for all i know, thousands of structures would arise after a revolution of whatever sort (its already violent, and going on right now, as it has been for a long, long time, imo)

i can guess that it'll be based on free association and mutual aid based on a sort of empathy that all humans share with one another

i guess what i'm trying to say is that, though i can make all the generalizations i want, the only thing i do know, is that i DON'T...

i'll change this as my opinion does

you sound like a supporter of mutualism economic theory? Is this true?

i support whatever i think (at the time) can potentially bring about "the revolution" (in this case, world-wide change where hierarchies in daily lives and macrolives are abolished)

mutualism has potential, but i don't understand the point of all the money games, anyway lol =] whatever works, i suppose...

but once again, you can't KNOW what people are going to support - and you have to acknowledge that mutualist theories seem a bit off-putting by their apparent complexity (at least so far as has been my experience)

solpacvoicis wrote:

i support whatever i think (at the time) can potentially bring about "the revolution" (in this case, world-wide change where hierarchies in daily lives and macrolives are abolished)

mutualism has potential, but i don't understand the point of all the money games, anyway lol =] whatever works, i suppose...

but once again, you can't KNOW what people are going to support - and you have to acknowledge that mutualist theories seem a bit off-putting by their apparent complexity (at least so far as has been my experience)

many anarchists are not really up for free market ideas so it probably won't happen + anarcho-capitalism calling it's free market is giving free market anarchists a bad name

solpacvoicis wrote:

4. all hierarchies must be destroyed

That is all.

YES! tell antifa i say hi!