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Tag Archives: Violence
The gilets jaunes: Creative violence against State brutality
Fear! How long has it been since the ruling classes (of a “developed” country) have feared their poor? The forced gymnastics of the french government’s “great national debate”, supported and secured by a militarised police apparatus whose only red line … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-capitalism, france, gilets jaunes, insurrection, Security State, State terror, Violence
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For Osvaldo Bayer
… libertarian socialism is the way…or as I prefer to say, libertarian solidarism, that’s where we can find the essence of a better world, the essence of a society formed from the grass roots up, through the people’s discussion, the … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, anarcho-syndicalism, argentina, FORA, Osvaldo Bayer, pacifism, Severino Di Giovanni, Violence
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Reflections amid violence
(Photograph by Francesca Oggiano, from the series The Stolen Eyes) in memory of Walter Benjamin for n.m. A historical materialist approaches a historical subject only where he encounters it as a monad. In this structure he recognizes the sign … Continue reading
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Tagged messianic politics, Quebec Student Movement, revolution, Violence, Walter Benjamin
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The gilets jaunes: What violence?
A critique of violence …