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Danileonis | I noticed, even reading the type of posts most appreciated by anti-workers, that the majority criticize the current work situation but aren't actually against work itself, as anarchist movements that I support could be. Maybe it's a wrong impression I got but the meaning of "antithesis" is not to criticize but to contrast. | 06:50:25 |
mrtuttle | i think it's difficult for people in america to dream that big. | 07:18:39 |
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@igel:matrix.org | In reply to @pointtwogo:matrix.org Stupid tankies hey fuck you ποΈ | 19:52:00 |
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@pointtwogo:matrix.org | In reply to @mrtuttle:matrix.org i think it's difficult for people in america to dream that big. Excuse me?! | 21:47:17 |
@pointtwogo:matrix.org | Bruh | 21:47:27 |
mrtuttle | i think the idea that "people can meet their needs outside of top-down coercive social structures" is seen by the mainstream as being "hopefully naive".
popular media programs people's dreams. the only time most people in america see an anarchist is in the context of them being a villain, if they see them at all. i think it would be impossible for almost anyone in my city to point to an anarchist hero. my neighbors are dreaming of having enough money to becoming landlords.
so when danileonis points out that the people who post in antiwork spaces don't question the neccessity of bosses, i get it. it's expressed well by my favorite one-liner: when education isn't liberatory, the dream of the oppressed is to become the oppressor.
that's just my perspective. i live the "big" city in one of the least populous states. there is no "left" here. | 22:40:15 |
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Danileonis | In reply to @mrtuttle:matrix.org
i think the idea that "people can meet their needs outside of top-down coercive social structures" is seen by the mainstream as being "hopefully naive".
popular media programs people's dreams. the only time most people in america see an anarchist is in the context of them being a villain, if they see them at all. i think it would be impossible for almost anyone in my city to point to an anarchist hero. my neighbors are dreaming of having enough money to becoming landlords.
so when danileonis points out that the people who post in antiwork spaces don't question the neccessity of bosses, i get it. it's expressed well by my favorite one-liner: when education isn't liberatory, the dream of the oppressed is to become the oppressor.
that's just my perspective. i live the "big" city in one of the least populous states. there is no "left" here. I'm pleased to note that I'm not the only one to have noticed this, and I think you've made the point about the lack of a left-wing political culture of the anti-work movement. | 04:48:26 |
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Danileonis | * In reply to @mrtuttle:matrix.org
i think the idea that "people can meet their needs outside of top-down coercive social structures" is seen by the mainstream as being "hopefully naive".
popular media programs people's dreams. the only time most people in america see an anarchist is in the context of them being a villain, if they see them at all. i think it would be impossible for almost anyone in my city to point to an anarchist hero. my neighbors are dreaming of having enough money to becoming landlords.
so when danileonis points out that the people who post in antiwork spaces don't question the neccessity of bosses, i get it. it's expressed well by my favorite one-liner: when education isn't liberatory, the dream of the oppressed is to become the oppressor.
that's just my perspective. i live the "big" city in one of the least populous states. there is no "left" here.
I'm pleased to note that I'm not the only one to have noticed this, and I think you've made the point about the lack of a left-wing political culture into the anti-work movement. | 20:35:38 |
Danileonis | * I'm pleased to note that I'm not the only one to have noticed this, and I think you've made the point about the lack of a left-wing political culture into the anti-work movement.
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