Newbie here.. need to understand some things better.

[sgt_chillum]

I am a newbie here with a very poor understanding of what's probably discussed here, but nevertheless I do feel like I belong here than most places of discussion.

I wish to learn more, so that I can take a stance on what I believe in and move ahead.

Now you'll might be wondering, with such poor understanding why I felt that I belong here.
My friends label me as being a leftist, though I have always considered myself as an absurdist

I need some recommendations. Hoping you all help me out.

[exeexe]

Where would you end if you followed this flowchart?
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_-HSykkBjPbY/TIfrjms5X3I/AAAAAAAAB2Y/jMHft_YWYsQ/s1600/anarchist_flow-chart.png

[Fourth Internationalist]

What exactly is it that you believe in now? Why is this forum a place you feel you belong to?

[Q]

Welcome :)

If you have political questions, you can ask them in the Learning forum. That's why it's there after all!

If you have questions about your account, don't hesitate to send me a PM or ask here.

I also wonder what your political ideas are, if anything specifically? What makes you say you're an "absurdist"?

[#FF0000]

Man you are going to have a field day when you discover Situationist International

Welcome.

[sgt_chillum]

On the flowchart I come up an Anarchist without any additives.

By the way, I looked up Situationalist International. Found it interesting, where can I read more about it.

[sgt_chillum]

What exactly is it that you believe in now? Why is this forum a place you feel you belong to?

I do feel like I am a leftist and a revolutionary at heart.
I have fought systems like management of my boys hostel. Not necessarily a conquest, I know. But it did make me realize that I could make a stand when needed.

I have been told by friends that I am a communist.

About being an absurdist, I have always seen my life as a victim of hopelessness and doom. Hard to believe there is a way out sometimes. I'd like that to change.