Graeber was kind of an all over the place anarchist type and it would have been absurd to call him a liberal. He hung out with a lot of liberals though, but that's just kinda how it is if you're a professor.
He was a radical activist whose books are still some of the best modern texts for introducing people to anti-capitalism. A history of communist action in the United States would be incomplete without a mention of him, regardless of how he identified
He's absolutely an anarchist and openly identified as such. And he very much criticized Marxist assumptions about the nature of capitalism and the progression of the modes of production throughout history. Which is probably why people called him a lib, because that's what leftists call other leftists they disagree with.
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Graeber was kind of an all over the place anarchist type and it would have been absurd to call him a liberal. He hung out with a lot of liberals though, but that's just kinda how it is if you're a professor.
He was a radical activist whose books are still some of the best modern texts for introducing people to anti-capitalism. A history of communist action in the United States would be incomplete without a mention of him, regardless of how he identified
He's absolutely an anarchist and openly identified as such. And he very much criticized Marxist assumptions about the nature of capitalism and the progression of the modes of production throughout history. Which is probably why people called him a lib, because that's what leftists call other leftists they disagree with.
Lib.
i highly recommend his of flying cars and the declining rate of profit essay, it's probably one of my favorites