>Good grief, did we learn nothing from Ghandi or MLK Jr.? There's a perfectly legitimate and effective way to denounce injustice. You forgot to mention the Fre

>Good grief, did we learn nothing from Ghandi or MLK Jr.? There's a perfectly legitimate and effective way to denounce injustice. You forgot to mention the French and American revolutions and that Ghandi and MLK had militant parallels (without which change likely would not have happened). >But I hate even more people taking it on themselves to administer justice in this fashion. You must also hate nearly every other successful social movement in history. >If you make me pick, I'm going with broken security state over anarchists every time -- and there are hundreds of millions of folks just like me. Yet you benefit from the social gains fought for by "anarchists" like the suffragettes and the labor movement.