Manifesto

Yep. I forgot to mention the horrible damage the animal industry does to the enviroment too.

Check out the documentary "Earthlings" on Youtube, it's damn good.

Animal products are extremly unhealthy, they're the main cause of several kinds of cancer (stomach, skin etc) and heart disease. By going vegan, and doing so correctly (not living off pasta or some crap like that) your life expectancy increases by 7 years.

THe Livestock industry is cruel. The majority of meat is produced in factory farms where the animals can barely move, until they are slaughtered in the most vicious manner. Eggs are factory farmed too, with chickens packed so tight they can't even lift 1 wing their entire lives; if they are not producing eggs they are starved for up to 2 weeks until it forces them into a new menstreual cycle. Dairy cows are forcefully impregnated to increase milk production, and slaughtered after just 7 years max when they have a natural life expectancy of 30 years.

1.) Only to replace it with Maoism, which is a form of Stalinism.
2.) No
3.) Well, brutal enough to send troops who disrespected him into battle without weapons
4.) A list of victims, try to link them to Bastista: http://www.cubaarchive.org/downloads/CA08.pdf
5.) It doesn't mean he wouldn't have, and he didn't condemn it
6.) What reason do you have to abandon one wife, get a new one, then abandon her? As well as abandoning his kids only to have more...which he later abandoned.

Well, if you read the article I sent you you would understand.

1.) He was a blatant Stalinist
2.) He executed troops who were insubordinate
3.) He was brutal to his troops
4.) He massacred an entire prison
5.) He got Castro into power, who then banned anarchist press and criminalized anarchist groups
6.) He abandoned 2 wives and several children

Look up Makhno....

Peter Kropotkin, Mikhail Bakunin, Rudolf Rocker, Emma Goldman, Wayne Price, Nestor Makhno (Che before Che existed), Lucy Parsons, Errico Malatesta, Alexander Berkman, Dorothy Day (a Christian), Murray Bookchin, Saul Newman, Ricardo Flores Magon, David Graeber, Luigi Gaellani, Maria Nikiforova, Sam Dolgoff, Ashanti Alston, Salvador Puig Antich.

Millions more, of course, you can read some of them at the libcom.org library, and they have an awesome history section.

To give you an idea of Che: http://libcom.org/history/guevara-ernesto-che-1928-1967