A Newcomer

[Everyday Anarchy]

Hello all,
My name is Xero. Now obviously that's not my real name, but that's what you will know me as until you earn my trust. I can tell you, however, that I live in Illinois, so if there are any fellow comrades in Illinois, I'd love to know it.
I'm a bit young compared to any of you, but I can proudly say that I'm mature for my age.
I'm an Anarchist, but largely respect the principles of Communism.


I found RevLeft from a link posted on CriticalSecurity.NET. I quickly fell in love with the place and decided to register. I do hope I learn a lot more about revolutionary history and idealogies.


Thanks,
---Xero---

[rioters bloc]

heyaaaa

i guess i'm the same in the 'anarchist but respects communist principles' respect

enjoy your stay

[Sabocat]

Welcome to the board Xero.

[Organic Revolution]

Hi there.. Anarchist from chicago, here.

[Marxistinn]

Originally posted by [email protected] 16 2005, 05:21 AM
I found RevLeft from a link posted on CriticalSecurity.NET.

Hey there.

Welcome.

And what's your nick on Critical Security, I'm Marxist over there... (who would've guessed that?)

[Everyday Anarchy]

My nick on CriticalSecurity.NET is Xero as well.

[Tekun]

Welcome Chi town brother

[Orthodox Marxist]

Welcome to the site

[OleMarxco]

Hey...a newcomer? That so, huh? ;)
Well, I guess I have to welcome you then...Comerad :wub:

Although, however, your assumption of Communist's bein' different than Anarchist's is not 'sactly true; We're not any different at core - We just GREW different, as friend's goin' seperate path's. Anarchists denying Marxist-thought as things automatically going towards Communism/Socialism and staying true to statelessness, whilst the 'Communists' - atleast those who went totalarian - wanted to conquer the world in the name of socialism THEN change it to no stateness... Whilst we -ARE- the same, it's literally impossible for one to support the other whilst being one; Since there's no practical difference except how it is introduced and who it benefit's; 'Cept, technically, Both are stateless and capital-less...and with communes of equal's - The difference is "Communists" as "they"'re come to be known are totalarians bent on making a united alliance warirng Capitalism, from a proletar's viewpoint benefittin', and "Anarchists" are come to known to be more libertarian one - based on individual-reason's and anti-hierarchy; But the RESULT is the same...we want to end this, and Socialism or not, we're gettin' there :D

[workersunity]

Welcome Comrade, post Much and prosper

Im in Illinois as well

[JKP]

Anarchists regarding communism as something other than their own are wrong. We are both communists. What you seem to be against is leninism.

[workersunity]

which if you look at the facts, is ridiculous as well

[Everyday Anarchy]

My problem with one of the Communist goals is setting up this Dictatorship of the Proletarian. I understand that in the end, yes, Anarchists and Communists wish to accomplish a state-less, class-less society. But like you said, our methods of going about is where we are different.

However, I may still be a bit foolish in all of the details in Communism and all of those branches like Lennism, Trotskyism, Marxism, etc. But hey, that's why I came here, right?


Thanks for the welcoming guys!