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come by the fire, friends

 

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>>3855
Anyone wants a marshmallow?

 

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Hi dead. Particularly the anarcho-nihilists. I generally consider myself a post-modernist and want to know more about your ideology. I have read the basics and understand the gist of the ideology. But I’m interested in learning more, especially would like to read or watch anything that can practically aid of the destruction of society or that can help with at least clearing my own local space and voiding it of meta-narratives. Love u, thanks.
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>>3811
"but the ideological supermarket — like any supermarket — is fit only for looting"

This is a classic leftypol quote

 

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>>3813
nostalgic af

 

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> Therefore we say that the central political fact of the last thirty years went unnoticed. Because it took place at such a deep level of reality that it cannot be called political without bringing about a revolution in the very notion of the political. Because this level of reality is also the one where the division is elaborated between what is taken for reality and what is not. This central fact is the triumph of Existential Liberalism. The fact that it is now considered natural for everyone to have a rapport with the world based on the idea that each person has her own life. That such a life consists in a series of choices, good or bad. That each person can define herself by an ensemble of qualities, of properties, that make her, through her continual balancing of those properties, a unique and irreplaceable being. That the contract adequately epitomizes relations between individuals, and that respect epitomizes all virtue. That language is nothing but a means of arriving at an agreement. That, in reality, the world is composed on one side of things to manage, and on the other of an ocean of self-absorbed individuals, who in turn have a regrettable tendency to turn themselves into things, letting themselves become managed.> [..]> We have been sold this lie: that what is most particular to us is what distinguishes us from the common. We experience the contrary: every singularity is felt in the manner and in the intensity with which a being brings into existence something common.> At root it is here that we begin, where we find each other. What is most singular in us calls to be shared. > [..]> So communism starts from the experience of sharing. First, from the sharing of our needs. Needs are not what capitalist rule has accustomed us to. Needs are never about needing things without at the same time needing worlds. Each of our needs links us, beyond all shame, to everyone who experiences that link. Need is just the name of the relationship through which a particular perceiving being gives meaning to such or such an element of its world. That is why those who have no worlds — metropolitan subjectivities for instance — have nothing but whims. And that is why capitalism, although it satisfies the need for things like nothing else, only spreads universal dissatisfaction: in order for it to do so it has to destroy worlds. > […]> In the final analysis, capitalism consists of nothing more than a reduction of all relaPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

 

>>402Yes.

 

>>402
Friendship is communism: my little comrade.

 

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Real friendship has never been tried. At least by me ;~;

 

>>513
“My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic” is an anarcho-monarchist text



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feeling bored, might kill some presidents later idk
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>>1797
THIS LIST OF THE TOP TEN THINGS YOU CAN SAY THAT WILL GET YOU ARRESTED WILL SURPRISE YOU!

 


 

>>1800
pussy

 

Nose

 

death of a president (DIY)



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What symbol is on the back of the jacket of the punk guy with t the mohawk?

 

Squatter's symbol



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Tips for slacking off at work without getting caught and fired?

 

>>3761
have sex with your boss.problem solved

 

Get a 'useless job'.
Get a type of job where you failing has little/no visible effect. Think like insurance, where if nothing happens, it means it's working.

 

>>3761
be a labour aristocrat or something.
if you work in a factory you have to constantly work or you make it worse for everyone else. Which is why it's absurd that unskilled labour is often paid in roughly the same ballpark

 

>>3761
Fake giving 120%
Everytime I start at a new place I first do everything that is asked of me and even more. I give my "superiors" the feeling that they can rely on me, I use every free second to tidy something up, or ask for tasks or whatever. While I keep up that charade I make sure to listen to what my boss complains about as far as work being neglected or avoided goes. Slowly I then start shifting my focus from general things towards just that area and after a while I can put in alot less energy and it still looks like I overachieve because the things that stands out to the pigs is the one thing I do orderly - which dominates their image of me.
At my current job I started just assisting in sale with shitty shifts in the morning, but cause I simulated being a docile slave and found out what makes my bosses tick I now work the chill evenings shifts on my own - meaning I got no supervision and can basically do what I want. Today I spend like 5 h of my shift browsing twitter and looking at tiddies.

 

Be availalbe. Reply quickly. Carefully meter your actual output to establish a baseline.
This is my method for working 1-2hr a day programming.



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What is its purpose?
Is this purgatory
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>>3746
Well yeah that's why I said "other than"

 

>>3690
The cure for séx

 

i can't believe it's been 2 years… waiting for it all to end soon

 

>>3753
2 years since what?

 

>>3736
imagine not taking them so you don't trigger some dipshit on the internet



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test
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>>2811
>Doesn't even know who ATR is.

 

>>2811
>death grips cover band
More like the other way around buddy.

>Atari Teenage Riot - Speed (1996)

 

>>2793
Not anymore :(

 

Does /dead/ have any thoughts on the phenomenon/theory of hyperreality, regarding the late USSR and it's potential reapplication to modern 'post-truth' society/.?

 

>>3737
What the late USSR has anything to do with modern "post-truth" society?



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https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/hatred-has-become-a-political-taboo
>We need to acknowledge that many forms of hatred can be a positive social force: hatred for work, hatred for wealth, hatred for bureaucracy, hatred for militarism, nationalism, cynicism, and the arrogance of power. And that in many circumstances, this will also mean hatred for individual bosses, tycoons, bureaucrats, generals, and politicians, and a rich feeling of accomplishment when one knows one has earned their hatred.

 

>>3727
>and a rich feeling of accomplishment when one knows one has earned their hatred.
ew, cronge
I'll vibe with the seething anarchists n shit, but reall, "earning their hatred"? I hope whoever wrote this realizes how mad the most entitled people are when they're mildly inconvenienced - like constantly mad. You don't earn hatred and it's so lame to wear it as a badge of honor. It's taboo, sure, but that doesn't make it good. Give space to people's emotions, be down with the angry peeps, but it's way better to be cold to your enemies, and loving to your friends, comrades, family, and others. Hatred means you feel bad, because they are triumphing over u. Well, suck it up and realize it's not personal. Both sides fight dirty and for selfish reasons. If you take it personally you're a shmuck. Get woke, stop fuming, and aim for the heart.

 

>>3734
> it's not personal
it is tho



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Thread dedicated to the discussion of anti-work theory/praxis and sharing of further reading material. Shitposting obviously allowed and expected. Share your personal experiences if you want, just don't dox yourself by accident.
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>>3710
so basically a virtual security guard for porky?

 

>>3714
Well I disagree with those

 

>>3719
So you would show you up at work the next day?
"Hey Anon, there was a burglary last night at the restaurant, someone has cut the video surveillance system, where the fuck where you? You're supposed the security guard."

 

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>>3731
all I can is that somebody who isn't me steals regurlarly at their job and nobody even notices



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