Blaming it strictly on the form of government is pretty much anarchist ideological nonsense.
It had more to do with material conditions and policy changes of the time
So… then… if the policies had an effect on the famine, it was the form of government? I’m confused, were the politicians drafting policy not part of said government? Curious.
I’m pretty sure minarchism is a “anarcho”-capitalist current? You’d be hard pressed to find a libertarian socialist support minarchism.
Teach others to be leaders. Instead of actually trying to become a leader by telling people what they should do, become a leader in a way that shows others “see what I’m doing? do this aswell.”
What’s better than a group with a leader? A group of leaders. So the leader is supposed to be the smartest, most cunning and strongest of us, right? Why shouldn’t we all adopt those principles? Why should we rely on the great ideas of one leader, when we could pool in our ideas so that the idea of a leader is directly tied to the collective? Two minds think better than one. Three minds think better than two.
Turns out, everything is authoritarian when you completely strip the word of its intended meaning.
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“I’m gonna tell you fascists You may be surprised The people in this world Are getting organized You’re bound to lose You fascists bound to lose” 🎵
CNT-FAI of spain were the perfect example of this lol
CNT were the unions and the FAI were more illegalist/individualist types, and they basically split up tasks. CNT were responsible for the social change, labor unions and such, and the FAI dealt with direct action.
Here are some links, hope they help. If they don’t you know what examples there are:
https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/stuart-christie-we-the-anarchists#toc9
https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/chris-ealham-anarchism-and-the-city
Anarchists favorite state
C’monnnnn dawg
A strike of any sort is totally edgelord behaviour.
Uhhhh, I thought this was strictly an anarchist instance? Not a prog-lib one. You think ditching tried and true socialist praxis is “edgelord behaviour?” OOps
I just hope this gets people to unionize man… Too many libs/baby leftists calling for general strike, instead of actually expanding the labour union structure. Because if it doesn’t it would lead the people of Minneapolis to think general strikes don’t work. They do, but only if you aggressively ramp up unionization. Hit the corporations where it hurts, namely the workplaces that aren’t currently unionized.