I just discovered that Radical Reviewer believes the western account of the 1932 Ukranian famine, and I could not be more disappointed.

    • CoralMarks [he/him]
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      4 years ago

      Even though I have to say I'm not quite sure where I really stand between the Anarchist and ML ideas at this moment, having only recently begun reading Anarchist theory, but I would say, even if my understanding of it is still relatively basic, it would be preferable not having to find that out if those bureaucrats have formed their own class again or not in the first place.

      But anyways, any movement that overthrows capitalism and private property and establishes a new society formed on socialist principles, sign me up for that.

      Sorry, I unfortunately don't have the time to think more about this and come up with a better response right now, it is late, I really need to go to bed.
      You know, gotta work, work, work. lol

    • ferristriangle [he/him]
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      4 years ago

      It is possible to build institutions that are designed with trust and accountability in mind.

      We are not familiar with these institutional principles because the only context from our lived experience is from institutions that were never designed to serve us in the first place.