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  From Molly Crabapple’s “Here Where We Live is Our Country”

• Post #950498

  I readily admit to this. I’m not totally naive: I’m aware that my thinking is more dependent on hope than evidence. But I also believe that the things I want to accomplish can’t be attempted (much less achieved) by someone guided entirely by reason.

• Post #913488

  Okay. That’s what I thought. So can you see where my confusion is coming from? Because I didn’t dismiss the utility of violence. Did you possibly misread my comment? I described violence and non-violence as a synergistic practices and ridiculed people who think that either one can function independent of the other.

• The real lucky charm is the humble worker's hammer

• Relax nerds

  It was a joke. I assure you: I read. Books are good.

• Post #508212

  I think you’re taking the meme way too literally. I’m not advocating for an illiterate revolution. Anarchists are famous for reading and writing a lot of manifestos too. I do believe that there are a lot of overly intellectual Marxist-Leninists who need to go touch grass and actually practice more mutual aid among working class neighbors, though. But I’m definitely not anti intellectual. (I’m also not actually an an-com. I just shared the meme because I agree with the broad sentiment).

• I didn't join the revolution to read

  I didn't join the revolution to read

• Post #203113

  ‘It’s just parroting the training data!’ That’s supposed to be reassuring??

• Post #32002

  It would explain a lot