Author: queeranarchism

otakusteve: penciladdictontheweb: otakusteve: penciladdictontheweb: curiousobsession101: gatewaycommunism: queeranarchism: Fun fact: in the 80′s the Dutch Unemployed Union held ‘fridge raids’ to protest against poverty.  They’d find out when a politician of big boss who upheld poverty and starvation wages was speaking at some public even, then they’d carefully break into his house with a LOT of people … Continue reading

sparklesharkland: glompcat: demetriochavez: property-is-theft: queeranarchism: If you’re new to actions with an arrest risk and you don’t have experienced protestors with you, there’s stuff you can find online about having a legal team, writing the name of a lawyer on your body, saying NOTHING to the cops except the name of your lawyer, etc. That’s … Continue reading When a comrade gets arrested

I’m not sure what you mean by ‘liberal institutions’. Anarchists generally want to abolish institutions is social control, especially centralized, forced and hierarchical control and replace them with voluntary decentralized non-hierarchial community organizing. So they’d want to abolish centralized parliaments and replace them with voluntary non-hierarchial local and community-based decisionmaking. They’d want to abolish schools … Continue reading I saw the post on anarchists or communist rejecting all liberal institutions. In that I see the point in the removal of the education system of a respective country, but it also seems to me that there would need to be a replacement. As such K was wondering where to look at proposals on how it ought to be replaced

I consider the categories of ‘violent’ and ‘non-violent’ to be useless. No one can agree on what they actually mean and when people do try to categorize violence and nonviolence they generally end up putting a spotlight on any kind of activism them don’t like (property damage, outing nazis, even road blocks have been called … Continue reading Would you consider hacktivism to be violent or nonviolent?

queeranarchism: While we’re on the topic of the kind of lawbreaking ‘civil’ society frowns upon, let’s say out loud for a moment that rioting in response to injustice works. Is it dangerous? yes. Will the media lie about it? yes. Will people in our own communities tell us that we’re ruining it for the good … Continue reading Riots

Whenever we point out that it’s the privileged people’s job to stop the oppression they benefit from (it’s cis people’s job to stop transphobia, it’s abled people’s job to make spaces accessible, etc), We should also practice what we preach and really do stuff to stop the oppression we ourselves benefit from. This is really … Continue reading