Libs thinking we’re on their side, until the point we reject electoralism and US imperialist propaganda. Then label as as “tankies”.

Campists thinking we’re on their side until the point we reject “AES” and “left unity”. Then label as a “liberals”.

Anarchists are clearly the rare species of “liberal tankie” 😆

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    My favorite definition comes from an anarchist woodworker.

    Yes. Anarchist woodworker.

    You can buy the book or download the PDF for free:

    Anarchist’s Tool Chest:

    https://lostartpress.com/products/the-anarchists-tool-chest

    "For me, it’s quickest to explain what anarchy isn’t. It’s not about violence, the overthrow of governments, the dismantling of corporations or even the smoking of a mild hallucinogen made from boiling banana peels (actually, I tried this. I don’t recommend it or the searing headache it brings). Instead, anarchism is the realization that all large institutions – governments, corporations, churches – have divided up the tasks we do in our jobs to the point where these institutions do wasteful, dehumanizing and stupid things.

    Eunice Minette Schuster states in the book “Native American Anarchism” that American aesthetic anarchy is “the isolation of the individual – his right to his own tools, his mind, his body, and to the products of his labor.”

    It’s a desire to work for yourself and to run in social and economic circles made up of other individual artisans."

    2 other books in the series, same deal, PDFs are free.

    Anarchist’s Workbench:

    https://lostartpress.com/products/the-anarchists-workbench

    Anarchist’s Design Book:

    https://lostartpress.com/products/the-anarchists-design-book

    Also worth reading:

    Ingenious Mechanicks:

    https://lostartpress.com/products/ingenious-mechanicks

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      Eunice Minette Schuster states in the book “Native American Anarchism” that American aesthetic anarchy is “the isolation of the individual – his right to his own tools, his mind, his body, and to the products of his labor.”

      It’s a desire to work for yourself and to run in social and economic circles made up of other individual artisans."

      And when EVERYONE’s petty bourgeoisie, no one will be.