@GraffitiRadical@h8value I'd push back in this, in that orgs of revolutionary class struggle don't tend to start as small informal groupings, but as mass formal orgs of class struggle that largely remain non-revolutionary up until a revolutionary period is reached.
"The Platform was only a draft, though, and was seen by its authors as a living document. Its central argument–that anarchists should be organised and intervening in the class struggle– is as important today as it ever was."
https://t.co/oo3q0ngIf5
This is such a great and valuable project - thanks to the BR/RN comrades for putting it together
(stay tuned for the ACF contribution being published in the next volume)
@CreamCrematory YES! They especially do it during speeches. I assume it's a method of public speaking they teach to mitigate uming and uhing or anxiety, which I mean, fair enough. Valid.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
Join Geelong Anarchist Communists, @ACMeanjin and @MelbourneACG on the 18th of January for a full day of discussions, panels and workshops focused on building working class power from the bottom up!
https://t.co/axnu4nm7Dz
Berkman’s narrative of the transformation of a socialist politician in ‘Now and After: What is Communist Anarchism?’ is one of the best depictions of the process in practical day-to-day terms.
https://t.co/E0d5SDHNi4