The main problem with revolutionaries and anarchists is that most are just bystanders who are waiting for someone else to act instead of starting it themselves. An example is you’ll see many marxists say “when China and America go to war there will be a revolution”, and my question is this, what if America dominates China? Or what if China (state capitalist so still believes in slavery) occupies the states? Trust me a foreign invading country will not make your life better or destroy capitalism even if they larp as communists. If we truly want a revolution we must stop relying off of things outside of our influence to bring it. No another techno rape machine state will not help us and no just waiting won’t either.(ord 2)
>>2184905Sounds like a manifesto for armchairism.
Also, yeah I can imagine the working class reaction when a bunch of newspaper sellers suddenly say 'thanks for rising up guys but we'll take it from here. Our qualifications? Well we read a lot of books!'
>>2184965Sorry
Marx was a materialist
>>2184896>most are just bystanders who are waiting for someone else to actthis is true, but have you also considered that when someone does act (eg. luigi), then every single ML-ist on this site calls it adventurism and romantacism and that we shouldn't do stuff like that?
not only are they waiting for someone else to act first, but when someone else does act, then they immediately condemn it rather than build on it
>>2184896>many marxists say “when China and America go to war there will be a revolution”sure, but what is usually meant with that is that
objective conditions of social revolution will be present (a great crisis) but it doesn't mean that
subjective conditions are present (party structure, readiness to establish actual dual power vs the imperialist state). so they're saying, for example, war with china is a necessary but not sufficient condition for socialist revolution
>>2184965>there’s still the problem of figuring out where to direct all that emotion.>Look at what happened in Serbia to see a good example>Part of what made the Bolshevik revolt so successful and the Paris commune’s formation a guarantee was the presence of a clear and practical ideology to accompany the force available to the socialiststhat's a bit misleading. lenin clearly says that the commune failed because it didn't go on versailles. soviets would have had the same fate had they not taken the state apparatus in petrograd. and serbian students for example have made one concrete organizational step (plenums on universities) which is historical as is, but it cannot disturb the state structure long term because of the autonomy of the university. so they've made a suggestion for citizens to organize into
zbors (soviets). so of course if a revolut truly is popular it cannot have leaders and it tends to soviet-like organizing but we all see that that isn't sufficient. they're hardly going for the 'institutions' they've got to 'free' (RTS, BKC and SKC are the 'bigger' ones I know that are not universities or schools). they'll fail if they continue dilly-dalling but i don't think there are subjective forces in serbia that can take it to the next step :(
>>2185091I find it hilarious how anti-techology so much of the writing by crimethink is given they spread their message almost exclusively via the internet
anti-techology anarchists really are something
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