Hey thanks for compiling this and starting a discussion and/or highlighting this issue, I hope to get back to that after I looked through your links. In general I feel like discussions around creator responsibilty, having a huge platform with lots of funding etc. are something kinda lacking in the online spaces I frequent. I think on twitter/mastodon/bluesky there is way more of this.

In the meantime I think it would be helpful for you to write / describe the key points (or link to a summary) you wanted to share. This might make it easier to fully understand your post and what you want to convey in a more accessible way, especially because Lemmy mostly is seems to be mostly text based.

EDIT: Managed to watch parts of the first and second video you linked. I learned new things and recommend others to watch them too. Its pretty instructive to have takes / statements of influencal breadtubers recontextualized and kinda picked apart

I have 2-3k ratios on Das Kapital by Marx and the manga version of Das Kapital. In fact all my highest ratios are some politcal classic ebooks with one comedy series mixed into it.

You really enjoy making up stuff, dont you?

Fuck ICE

Hey i dont know why you are reacting with such negativity. I also am surprised that you make such statements without acknowledging that words can have very different meanings to individuals and groups based on lots of really simple factors. Your understanding of the word leader is not better or more correct than anyone elses.

Weird that yours is the only comment willing to take the deal,

Maybe I could have been more clear, but I would be willing to negotiate. Of course you dont take the first offer and especially not when other alternatives (limited or unlimited) ceasefires are possible. I think a state recognizing an insurgent force and also granting it land is something that shows how good the conditions for negotiations actually are. State usually do everything to not have to do that.

Obviously this would be something decided by a collective meeting.

For sure, I just wanted to point that out because not everyone reading this post will have that in the back of their head / have much experience with anarchist thinking and decisionmaking

This questions seems semi related to the plot of the book A Country of Ghosts by Margaret Killjoy. I think the book an interesting interpretation of how anarchist communities would maybe act in the case of a war against a state.

Well in the best case the participants of the revolt already have a clear framework of actions for these kind of situations. So we would just follow those. Examples might be things like “never make deals with the state” or “prefer peaceful solutions” etc.

If not, this would be a really good point to start doing this as a community via meetings and discussions. And from the sounds of it, the opponent is willing to give us that time via a ceasefire etc.

Personally, looking at the stae of the world right now, I would think a ceasefire would be benificial to to our side because we could rally global solidarity and invite folks to live on our land and in this way raising our collective power.

Every empty slogan harbours the ambition of one day growing up to be a thought-terminating cliche.

Its okay if you cant (fully) relate to the shared experiences and feel emotions such as pain and anger behind those words. I certainly can and that what makes it powerful to me.

I can recommend AnRels other videos. Sadly they stopped uploading after they released their most popular video.

I think there definitely are forms of protest that objectively just hurt any movement. A few people looting stores, setting random stuff on fire and most forms of violence will make the whole crowd appear violent and scare off the general public.

I do not agree with this. The George Floyd Uprising / protests started violent and it still became massive and actually dangerous to the status quo.

Kinda true. Didnt some liberal democracies also turn (partially) anarchist or socialist?

Streaming sites are great to share the spirit of piracy with your friends that do not want to get into any other piracy option. Literally just sending them a link so they dont buy the movie on amazon is always worth it

They shouldn’t even be in a court because any society that actually cares about health and climate justice would have already stopped the current airtravel system and also the use of taxis.

And using the court room as an extension of their activism is a well known and often effective tactic (when you care about publicity). Most people who do this are aware of the consequences and deserve our solidarity because of their unjust treatment by this death cult of society we live in.

Is that really a concern? I’m US-based, so our cops are sadists…

I think it should be atleast evaluated and its okay to come to the conclusion to not care about fingerprints.

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Why I like wheatpasting:

• When dried, removing posters is harder compared to tape.
• Also work on more surface.
• Might not be relevant for you, but you can apply it easier without leaving fingerprints.
• I also enjoy the process of cooking my own wheatpaste. -Also the city I live enforces the laws around wheatpasting very rarely so its relatively safe compared to other cities/countries.

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