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   schtschur 🍉 no estramos solas (rad@todon.eu)'s status on Thursday, 07-Nov-2024 03:02:15 JST schtschur 🍉 no estramos solas

   • HeavenlyPossum
   • Jorge Stolfi

   @HeavenlyPossum @JorgeStolfi

   I mean, isn't it obvious? Anarchism is known for ethno-nationalism, repression of direct democracy and authoritarianism, duh. Read a book sometimes.

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     Jorge Stolfi (jorgestolfi@mas.to)'s status on Thursday, 07-Nov-2024 03:02:14 JST Jorge Stolfi

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     • HeavenlyPossum

     @rad @HeavenlyPossum

     Please cite an example of anarchism succeeding and leading to something good. By any criterion..

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     Jorge Stolfi (jorgestolfi@mas.to)'s status on Thursday, 07-Nov-2024 04:40:36 JST Jorge Stolfi

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     • HeavenlyPossum

     @rad @HeavenlyPossum

     Well, you just did answer...

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     schtschur 🍉 no estramos solas (rad@todon.eu)'s status on Thursday, 07-Nov-2024 04:40:38 JST schtschur 🍉 no estramos solas

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     • HeavenlyPossum
     • Jorge Stolfi

     @JorgeStolfi @HeavenlyPossum

     no, fuck off. i'm not going to explain myself to your ignorant ass, find your own info.

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     Jorge Stolfi (jorgestolfi@mas.to)'s status on Thursday, 07-Nov-2024 11:50:00 JST Jorge Stolfi

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     • HeavenlyPossum

     @rad @HeavenlyPossum

     I already explained...

     Anarchists hate *any* government, including democratic ones. Thus, when the fascists attack democracy, the anarchists will just shrug, and won't lift a finger to save it. Maybe even jiggle, "that is what those corrupt tyrants deserved".

     That is why fascists welcome the spread of anarchism. And they know that anarchists will never be a threat to them, because, by definition, anarchists can't mount an organized resistance.

     Isn't that so?

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     schtschur 🍉 no estramos solas (rad@todon.eu)'s status on Thursday, 07-Nov-2024 11:50:02 JST schtschur 🍉 no estramos solas

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     • HeavenlyPossum
     • Jorge Stolfi

     @JorgeStolfi @HeavenlyPossum

     I'm sorry, but what are we discussing now? You're claiming anarchism - which is the absence of government and coercive hierarchies, mind you - is used by people trying to build a coercive government.

     without realising that the core of anarchism is not allowing said coercive hierarchies to emerge in the first place. I'm not going to like, educate you on anarchist 101, man. you're not a toddler.

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     Jorge Stolfi (jorgestolfi@mas.to)'s status on Thursday, 07-Nov-2024 12:06:59 JST Jorge Stolfi

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     • HeavenlyPossum

     @rad @HeavenlyPossum

     And I bet that I understand anarchism better than you do. Anarchism in Italy historically has been a respectable ideology, because they were among the originators of the movement for the unification of the country, in the early 1800s. (Needless to say, they were pushed aside once the unification was over, as the other players set up a monarchy.) So there have been many notable Italian anarchists, as well as "anarchists" who were actually communists. 🧵>

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     Jorge Stolfi (jorgestolfi@mas.to)'s status on Thursday, 07-Nov-2024 12:13:30 JST Jorge Stolfi

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     • HeavenlyPossum

     @rad @HeavenlyPossum

     🧵> And so I have read many tales of supposedly successful anarchic communities -- which in fact were either short-lived, or not anarchic at all.

     Like those tales of bushmen and aborigines solving all conflicts with nice words etc. If anything, those tales prove the opposite: that, even in those barren environments where the tribes are basically families sparsely scattered, there are rules, chiefs, constraints. Ultimately enforced by force.🧵>

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     Jorge Stolfi (jorgestolfi@mas.to)'s status on Thursday, 07-Nov-2024 12:21:09 JST Jorge Stolfi

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     • HeavenlyPossum

     @rad @HeavenlyPossum

     🧵> And I have followed for many years the latest brand of anarchists, the cypherpunks -- who dream to build a "free" society on the internet through cryptography.

     I once had some sympathy for them, as they claimed to be fighting for freedom of speech and copy, gov/corp transparency etc. But eventually I found that the only "freedom" they cared about was the freedom to buy illegal drugs and CP through the internet without the cops finding out...

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     Jorge Stolfi (jorgestolfi@mas.to)'s status on Friday, 08-Nov-2024 07:02:04 JST Jorge Stolfi

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     • HeavenlyPossum

     @rad @HeavenlyPossum

     WHERE did I "come out as racist"?

     Which facts did I not fact check?

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     schtschur 🍉 no estramos solas (rad@todon.eu)'s status on Friday, 08-Nov-2024 07:02:06 JST schtschur 🍉 no estramos solas

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     • Jorge Stolfi

     @JorgeStolfi @HeavenlyPossum

     imagine writing so much stuff and like, not fact-checking it and even coming out as racist in the meantime.

     wow! look, I'm sorry for being hostile. I don't think you're a bad person or anything, you just don't understand us. that's alright. you don't have to. but please redirect your effort in converting people somewhere else, you're not really fighting the real enemy here

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     Jorge Stolfi (jorgestolfi@mas.to)'s status on Friday, 08-Nov-2024 07:09:20 JST Jorge Stolfi

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     • HeavenlyPossum

     @rad @HeavenlyPossum

     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AMmHrFdyBw