Jan 3, 2020·1 replydoes anyone know of any good educational material about the Zapatista uprising?
Jan 4, 2020·1 reply
KURCOBANEBut the last couple months I felt more and more drawn to anarchy
Ayyye, you on the right path.
Maybe we need an Anarchism thread.
- Jan 4, 2020·1 replysoapnope
does anyone know of any good educational material about the Zapatista uprising?
The Zapatista Reader by Tom Hayden
Zapatistas: Rebellion from the Grassroots to the Global
by Alex Khasnabish - Jan 4, 2020
Scratchin MambaPro-China? Just because I don't think China is Nazi Germany 2.0 and oppose US aggression doesn't mean I support them. Just like me not buying into all the propaganda against Iran doesn't mean I'm a follower of the Ayatollah.
But do you believe an authoritarian regime can effectively lead to socialism?
- Jan 4, 2020Mulder
Ayyye, you on the right path.
Maybe we need an Anarchism thread.
Make one. I’d love to learn more about the different views and how they actually could be implemented
Jan 4, 2020·1 replyThey worked for it
Jan 4, 2020·1 replyBIG BEANY PRINCEThey worked for it
Get out of this thread
- Jan 4, 2020Synopsis
Get out of this thread
Don’t misgender me fool
Jan 5, 2020- Jan 7, 2020
if you make me OP ill crack down on the riff-raff in here and change title to "Communism Thread"
- Jan 7, 2020
He tried
- Jan 7, 2020·3 replies
does anyone in here have a good list of more modern books that relate to sort of the broader socialist cause? even if its just something focused on one topic within socialist theory (not sure if im wording this right)
i've read most of what would be considered the classics and historical stuff. i guess basically something that could be described as a modern day reading list for socialists would be what im looking for.
Jan 7, 2020Synopsisdoes anyone in here have a good list of more modern books that relate to sort of the broader socialist cause? even if its just something focused on one topic within socialist theory (not sure if im wording this right)
i've read most of what would be considered the classics and historical stuff. i guess basically something that could be described as a modern day reading list for socialists would be what im looking for.
Jan 7, 2020Come to Norway
- Jan 7, 2020·1 replySynopsis
does anyone in here have a good list of more modern books that relate to sort of the broader socialist cause? even if its just something focused on one topic within socialist theory (not sure if im wording this right)
i've read most of what would be considered the classics and historical stuff. i guess basically something that could be described as a modern day reading list for socialists would be what im looking for.
be slightly more specific about what you wanna read and I can probably help you
Jan 7, 2020Synopsisdoes anyone in here have a good list of more modern books that relate to sort of the broader socialist cause? even if its just something focused on one topic within socialist theory (not sure if im wording this right)
i've read most of what would be considered the classics and historical stuff. i guess basically something that could be described as a modern day reading list for socialists would be what im looking for.
Jan 7, 2020·3 repliesJust wanna say sorry to all the ML’s I offended on the first page, a few months ago. I always considered myself Demsoc/socdem, but just recently, this year, I finally learned about history from a true leftist perspective. I can now say, that after months and months of research (Reading works like; State and Revolution, Imperialism: the Highest Stage of Capitalism, Mao’s contradiction, and lots of Parenti as well). Most westerns would also call me a tankie lol. Neoliberalism propaganda is a mf, none of us are immune to it. Sorry for the bs y’all, leftist unity 💕
- Jan 7, 2020
This podcast right here kinda cemented me joining the dark side btw. All comrades should check it out tbh podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/revolutionary-left-radio/id1218054701?i=1000422130394
- Jan 8, 2020
Anybody listen to The Red Nation
- Jan 8, 2020Mulder
The Zapatista Reader by Tom Hayden
Zapatistas: Rebellion from the Grassroots to the Global
by Alex KhasnabishThanks
- Jan 8, 2020WeNeverGonLose
Just wanna say sorry to all the ML’s I offended on the first page, a few months ago. I always considered myself Demsoc/socdem, but just recently, this year, I finally learned about history from a true leftist perspective. I can now say, that after months and months of research (Reading works like; State and Revolution, Imperialism: the Highest Stage of Capitalism, Mao’s contradiction, and lots of Parenti as well). Most westerns would also call me a tankie lol. Neoliberalism propaganda is a mf, none of us are immune to it. Sorry for the bs y’all, leftist unity 💕
Another anarchist turned ML, how often does the opposite happen?
Jan 8, 2020·1 replyWeNeverGonLoseJust wanna say sorry to all the ML’s I offended on the first page, a few months ago. I always considered myself Demsoc/socdem, but just recently, this year, I finally learned about history from a true leftist perspective. I can now say, that after months and months of research (Reading works like; State and Revolution, Imperialism: the Highest Stage of Capitalism, Mao’s contradiction, and lots of Parenti as well). Most westerns would also call me a tankie lol. Neoliberalism propaganda is a mf, none of us are immune to it. Sorry for the bs y’all, leftist unity 💕
- Jan 9, 2020DEL_245
Jan 9, 2020·2 repliesSocialsm is a lie. It can never be reached. Humanity is doomed to capitalism. Just embrace it.
- Jan 9, 2020·1 replyWorriedDaed
Socialsm is a lie. It can never be reached. Humanity is doomed to capitalism. Just embrace it.
not very scientific of you, homie