Cy on Nostr: I didn't say anything about anarchism, but OK. Anarchism certainly exists only in the ...
I didn't say anything about anarchism, but OK. Anarchism certainly exists only in the imperial core if you limit it to that, yourself. I'd say much indigenous culture is anarchist though. Indigenous liberation may be Marxist, but it is vastly different than indigenous culture, and often so-called "liberation" is itself a state sponsored false flag operation. I don't really think anarchism is even incompatible with Marxism. Bolshevism, perhaps.
organized on similar principles as seen with MAS in Bolivia.
Marx had some good ideas, and organizing on similar principles that make up for his shortcomings is a very good idea.
https://www.authenticcomms.co.uk/blog/the-1944-cia-guide-to-sabotaging-meetings
Haggle over precise wordings of communications, minutes, resolutions
Yeah OK, but to combat that strategy, you have to make really damn sure there's a reason to bring up some distinction, actual lives lost because of an error in judgement. Disrupting considerations like that is how they get organizers to make compromising mistakes. If they take the aforementioned important distinction and say "Anyone who brings this up is a CIA operative," then nobody can bring it up without looking suspicious. Then you have your allies avoiding you because they got the wrong message, because you thought changing your message would be what the CIA want you to do. And... that's the United Farm Workers Association in a nutshell.
organized on similar principles as seen with MAS in Bolivia.
Marx had some good ideas, and organizing on similar principles that make up for his shortcomings is a very good idea.
https://www.authenticcomms.co.uk/blog/the-1944-cia-guide-to-sabotaging-meetings
Haggle over precise wordings of communications, minutes, resolutions
Yeah OK, but to combat that strategy, you have to make really damn sure there's a reason to bring up some distinction, actual lives lost because of an error in judgement. Disrupting considerations like that is how they get organizers to make compromising mistakes. If they take the aforementioned important distinction and say "Anyone who brings this up is a CIA operative," then nobody can bring it up without looking suspicious. Then you have your allies avoiding you because they got the wrong message, because you thought changing your message would be what the CIA want you to do. And... that's the United Farm Workers Association in a nutshell.