Hi.

[prap]

Anarchist/libertarian socialist from southern Sweden.

When i first started getting into politics a read a lot about liberalism, because of the fact that i thought that Sweden and the rest of the world needs more individual liberties, which it in the end does. But the "liberals" in Sweden, Folkpartiet, is only liberal when it comes too economic theories, you could might as well call them conservatives. And then when i found out about anarchism i switched to and started reading about it.

See ya 'round.

:)

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[Blake's Baby]

Welcome to RevLeft prap.

Which (if any) current of Anarchism do you particularly identify with, if you don't mind me asking?

[prap]

Welcome to RevLeft prap.

Which (if any) current of Anarchism do you particularly identify with, if you don't mind me asking?

I don't mind at all, that's why I'm here, to discuss politics.

I mostly identify with mutualism, because of the fact that it's not super-radical, and the sub-ideologies I identify least with is anarcho-primitivism, anarcho-individualism and "anarcho"-capitalism if that still counts as anarchism.

I know that most mutualist also call themselves anarcho-individualists, but i don't. I've reckoned that most anarcho-indivdualists believe in radical egoism, which I am totally against.

:)