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Where are today's anarchists?
by ljlolel 13y ago
Where are today's anarchists?
- rquantz 13y agoRight here.
- thenerdfiles 13y agoI leave my books on Post-scarcity Anarchism on the table when in public. I talk about Planned Economies openly in public. I decided not to pursue academia to show you what an Anarchist looks like. But a majority of society needs to feel validated by the exploits of Miley Cyrus and needs to feel connected with the limits of Obama's sermon-like ratiocinations or the GOP's economic exploitation strategies.
- aaronem 13y agoHave you considered the possibility that you're just nonsensical and really annoying?
- thenerdfiles 13y agoQuot capita tot sensus.
- CitizenMe 13y agoWe are all over the place. Uniforms for easy identification aren't really our thing.
- angersock 13y agoCataloged meticulously.
- moxie 13y agoSee: http://www.crimethinc.com http://www.crimethinc.com Also, it looks like you're in the Bay Area. You can stop by Bound Together Books in SF, The Long Haul Infoshop in Berkeley, or The Holdout in Oakland. The East Bay Anarchist Conversation and Book Event is next Saturday at Humanist Hall in Oakland: http://eastbayanarchist.com/the-second-annual-east-bay-anarchist-conversation-book-event/ http://eastbayanarchist.com/the-second-annual-east-bay-anarc... As an entrepreneur, you might also be interested to read about the anarchist community's overlap with the creation of projects such as Twitter (see the Institute for Applied Autonomy), as well as the early emphasis on self-publishing through projects like Indymedia.
- cinquemb 13y agoI just came across iSee[0]. Do you know if it has an API? It would be really cool to try to automatically plot routes to places without surveillance cameras. [0] http://66.93.183.118:8080/isee/s1?zm=0&id=5876 http://66.93.183.118:8080/isee/s1?zm=0&id=5876
- Joeboy 13y agoI don't know about today, but yesterday a pretty large number of them were at the 2013 Anarchist Bookfair at Queen Mary's College in London. http://www.anarchistbookfair.org.uk/ http://www.anarchistbookfair.org.uk/
- anachrokate 13y agoThere's a host of radical spaces in the bay beyond the ones Moxie mentioned. But hackerspaces like Noisebridge and Sudoroom have a large quantity of explicit and involved anarchists as core members, as well as a long tradition of using anarchist organizing models and even on occasion referring to themselves as anarchist projects.