I hate this introduction, because I don’t believe my experience matters, but I also understand from a rhetorical standpoint why I should, so I’ll write it out to condemn it before proceeding. What I advocate for is not you to taking risks that I would not take for myself. I am an anonymous person online,… Continue reading American Cowardice
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Against the Sisyphean Mass
SisypheanadjectiveSis·y·phe·an ˌsi-sə-ˈfē-ən variants or less commonly Sisyphian: of, relating to, or suggestive of the labors of Sisyphus specifically: requiring continual and often ineffective effort A Sisyphean Task From the first Trump administration to the current, there has been an unfortunate amount of broad, left antifascist coalitions, and it is clear when anarchists are influenced by the… Continue reading Against the Sisyphean Mass
A Fear of Violence is also a Fear of Change
I reject nonviolence and the American left’s obsession with it. I’m against a diversity of tactics, which is almost always used to weaponize against violence and militancy while claiming to be not against it. The “diversity of tactics” recognizes the status quo in which there hasn’t been “violent” protests beyond riots in decades and the… Continue reading A Fear of Violence is also a Fear of Change
Do the Crime They’ll Convict You For Because They’ll Convict You Even If You Don’t
Forward: I mentioned in my introduction that I am an informal organizer in formal spaces. It is an unenvious position, but I believe strategically it is important for certain things. Mainly to be the random insidious person going, “these are kind people, but this shit seems futile, right? Like we can do something better?” which… Continue reading Do the Crime They’ll Convict You For Because They’ll Convict You Even If You Don’t