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Rojo wrote:

I do not believe in leaders, I believe in organization and action.

I dig it. Welcome, comrade.

It sounds like you might be an Anarchist. If you'd like to join our group, just PM me. Hope to see you become active around here.

Welcome

Yo.

hey man

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Rojo wrote:

WeiWuWei wrote:

Rojo wrote:

I do not believe in leaders, I believe in organization and action.

I dig it. Welcome, comrade.

It sounds like you might be an Anarchist. If you'd like to join our group, just PM me. Hope to see you become active around here.

Thanks for the invite i was actually aiming for socialist but had red a bit about anarcho-syndicalism and liked the idea of its organization. Makes me think of participative democracy.

Yeah, I was kind of the same way. I like that Anarchism really requires active participation, which is the healthiest way for a society to function.

Would you be cool if I went ahead and added you to the Anarchist group, then?

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Rojo wrote:

Sure thank you, Now instead of saying I come from Quebec I should say I come from " The world region commonly known as Quebec "
hahaha

YES. That is so awesome.

Awesome, a newcomer to the "dark" side

NOOOOOOOOOO!!!

Oh well

CoolKidX wrote:

NOOOOOOOOOO!!!

Oh well

You know CK? You're next! Mwahahahahahaha!

Never!!

-falls down but somehow survives-

CoolKidX wrote:

Never!!

-falls down but somehow survives-

Ha ha ha ha! You'll see!

Welcome to the team Rojo. Looking forward to hearing more of your political views.

Which side am I on

I was like a Double Agent, now I have my own side.

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Actually any anarchist, regardless of whether anarcho syndicalist, anarcho communist or whatever is against the existance of government.

Zealot_Kommunizma wrote:

Actually any anarchist, regardless of whether anarcho syndicalist, anarcho communist or whatever is against the existance of government.

Well we're against the state, or centralized government, but we believe in grassroots democracy, and that is a form of government. Just semantics though.

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but honestly I think the government still has some duties

Would you run through some of these duties for me? I should be able to give you the general anarchist perspective of these specific duties, and how/by whom they should be carried out.

Black_Cross wrote:

Well we're against the state, or centralized government, but we believe in grassroots democracy, and that is a form of government. Just semantics though.

In the way he used it, "government" is merely a synonim for state.

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Welcome to the top half of the forums a ghra

Rojo wrote:

Black_Cross wrote:

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but honestly I think the government still has some duties

Would you run through some of these duties for me? I should be able to give you the general anarchist perspective of these specific duties, and how/by whom they should be carried out.

Well regulating Natural Ressources extraction or consumption could be one. So it can be monitored as to not waste, polute, destroy surrounding.

This is a common goal that you see within anarchist circles. But given the fact that anarchy involves, at its core, grassroots participation within society, and that the majority of people are now aware of environmental effects we may have as our species develops. And there are many scientists interested in this subject, so without the material restraints of capitalism and the divisive effects of the state, they would freely associate with labor (the thing that'll produce commodities like oil/plastic that are harmful to the environment) to reduce our harmful output.

Black_Cross wrote:

Rojo wrote:

Black_Cross wrote:

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but honestly I think the government still has some duties

Would you run through some of these duties for me? I should be able to give you the general anarchist perspective of these specific duties, and how/by whom they should be carried out.

Well regulating Natural Ressources extraction or consumption could be one. So it can be monitored as to not waste, polute, destroy surrounding.

This is a common goal that you see within anarchist circles. But given the fact that anarchy involves, at its core, grassroots participation within society, and that the majority of people are now aware of environmental effects we may have as our species develops. And there are many scientists interested in this subject, so without the material restraints of capitalism and the divisive effects of the state, they would freely associate with labor (the thing that'll produce commodities like oil/plastic that are harmful to the environment) to reduce our harmful output.

I know this is off topic, but you posted a pdf link........ there's a security flaw within adobe right now and if you haven't updated, please please do.
Manually if you have to, but please update it. (has nothing to do with the site that BC posted, *only* the fact that it is a pdf and if you aren't updated, can be insecure, something about opening ports that don't close when you close adobe.... that anyone can then access (unless you're behind certain firewalls) and while I seriously doubt there's an attack FROM that site that he posted, it's better to just update your adobe reader)

^^ Uhh, then if that's the case, here's a link to the site's home page.