TheRedAnarchist23

Please provide links to the thread, I cannot remember every action.

Yeah or anarcho trotskyism. lol anarcho marxist leninist, thatd be fun. "I believe in socialism in one country with no authority from above!"

Lol it's a joke that i thought was funny. The whole "libertarian-authoritarian," is a false dichotomy anyways, i thought the idea of an "authoritarian leninist," would be absurd as well, since "authority," is a matter of pragmatism, not dogma.

I've switched back to anti-authoritarianism.

Authoritarianism is awesome, don't you agree?

We need to axe morals, libertarianism, and other useless liberal concepts.

Personally I believe that we are primarily discussing semantics, which, sadly, always seems to be the case on this forum.
But I call the revolution "authoritarian", because a revolution is forceful and coercive change in the current mode of production, which will change a great many things. I consider this change to be an active decision, made by the working class, and in a case like this, I think that the "aggressor" or initiator, will constitute the "authoritarian" party in the conflict.
But as previously stated, it's merely a matter of semantics, and is of very little importance.

Until further notice the Portuguese sub-forum is veto'd, in fact the whole of the non-english language fora is on the chopping board because of chronic inactivity...

Sorry.

thanks i'll have to check it out! I usually buy a lotta books from AK Press but money is tight so i can't really afford the luxury of buying books whenever i want. I use to a lot when i lived at my dad's house haha. But been living on my own for about a year and a half now.

If you want to put it that way.

A contradiction.