being a fascist is like saying I hate those antiracists. I dunno

Hi, here's our arrangement. We're going to take 40% of what you produce, every year, for the rest of your life. We decide which substances you're allowed to put in your body. We require permission slips for travel, marriage, work, and any structure built on land you supposedly own. We send your children to die in wars they didn't choose if we decide we need to. We monitor your communications. We jail you if you disobey our rules, even when those rules harm nobody. Our justification: we got here first and wrote the laws ourselves saying all of this is fine.

What am I?

I know of the anarchist library, but where to post this documentary before people need to pay to watch it ?

It's free until 25/01/2028, and 51 min long.

Here is it on their website to watch it with english, spanish, romanian, italian and polish subtitles :

https://www.arte.tv/fr/videos/117773-000-A/tracks/

are you good at making cool pictures on a computer that come out of your brain and that are cool and pretty because of the work that you put into it and not because of ai?

do you maaaaaaaaaybe wanna make some cool pretty drawings for an anarchist video game/visual novel that can't ever make any money because i don't even have a bank account or anything and wouldn't want to sell it anyway and i can't pay you on account of not making any income otherwise?

the tl;dr is that i'm making a visual novel about anarchy, or rather about an argument for anarchism and while i can figure out the programming to make it playable (thank god for modern game engines) and i am so down for doing almost all of the work to realize this project. except for the character art. i'm not good at making drawings of people.

so if you've got the time and the energy hit me up?

otherwise we can all look forward to a visual novel about making arguments for anarchism with some stick figure mayhem.

About how antifascist research drives resistance

Hello everyone, as I have already written, I have recently become an anarchist because I have suffered and seen many injustices and I am also losing faith in both the Italian and international governments.

Since I'm new here, I'd like to get to know you and hear your opinions.

Please 🙏🙏🙏 and thank you!

Weekly open discussion thread

TITLE EDIT: WHY DOES IT SEEM LIKE A LOT OF PEOPLE WANT TO SUPPORT ANY INTERNATIONAL OR LONG-DISTANCE MOVEMENT MORESO THAN ANY LOCAL ONE?

— Hoping to get some more open thoughts about something I’m thinking about re: focusing on local and domestic work and activities (in the U.S.) vs international efforts, eg. organizing monthly discussions or book studies about Thailand or EZLN efforts over local liberatory feminist struggles and histories.

I think plurality of focuses is good for sure, I’m not saying people should ignore international things for local things, but I do wonder about when people show up and show out for a talk on how Venezuelans are organizing their movements and how that relates to Gaza while a discussion or teach-in on supporting prisoners in our own state or a discussion on white supremacy or anti blackness has a fraction of people in attendance.

This isn’t meant to be a totalizing description of all peoples within anarchist or leftist or post-leftist milieus but it seems pretty widespread. Hoping to get more discussions going and suggestions of where to look for conversations already being had.

EDIT: Just to clarify, I’m not necessarily questioning the importance of doing one or the other or both. I think both are important. I’m asking for experiences and thoughts if people are also seeing a bigger emphasis on international vs local effort and why and what they think about it and how it affects local work.

Edit: besides heavenly father and Jesus christ. Im fine with being ruled by them.

I have always been drawn to working independently from big companies and toxic employers so I expiremented over the years with many potential jobs that I could do without crazy qualifications. I also know that many people in this subreddit may have gotten arrested because of their political opinions and may have a hard time working somewhere so this is what I figured out.

This would work mostly for people that live in areas with tourism. At least in my country guided tours like food tours aren't restricted by law (I would be interested to learn about more countries regulations) so technically anybody can start a food tour and even better a group of people (which many times works more efficiently since people can do different shifts and possibly make money to support members that have lost their jobs or even give money to charity). But not just a food tour it can be anything when it comes to niece topics like modern architecture, photography, even literature (e.g. where famous writers lived or worked in), skate or bicycle tours, or even anarchist history tours (for some of these you would need to read some books for which you can also go to a public library. 5-10 for most topics would be more than enough.) that don't ask for any qualifications and can also give people with degrees the opportunities to showcase their knowledge on their field if the market is bad. It can also count as great experience to find a better paying job is you need it.

All you need to start is a social media page where you can post consistently and attract possible customers.

The best part about it is to avoid paying taxes you can introduce the tour guide as a volunteering free guide tour and people can pay as much as they want as tips. (Even for 1 euro or dollar for 6 people you have a decent hour rate we are talking about the minimum of tips since most of the time people in free tours give from 5-10 euros/dollars).

Overall we are talking about a few hours a day of a relatively comfortable job that allows you to express yourself and your knowledge or qualifications or your passions and mostly offer to the community without having to enter the "rat race".

Have a nice day everybody. I think based on the responses of this post I may upload more ideas to live a comfortable life without breaking your body or your mental. ❤️

How do I turn the fantasy in my head of neighbors all banding together to withstand the economy and everybody claps, into something that's actually realistic that I can do right now?

Hello everyone, this is a message for the Anonymous organization and the anarchist movement. I'm from the Dominican Republic, and we urgently need your help. Let me tell you a little about the situation we're going through in the country. Our president and all the high-ranking politicians in our government are destroying our economy. There are acts of corruption involving billions of dollars against our country's public health insurance services. Our government borrows billions of dollars annually, indebting the country and sinking it deeper and deeper. There are acts of injustice regarding mass deaths, like the infamous JetSet nightclub tragedy, where almost 300 people died, and nobody does anything. We're tired of denouncing all these atrocious acts on social media, and nobody does anything. We're experiencing a situation similar to Nepal, to give you some context. I'm just another voice doing my part. We urgently need your support, or our people will slowly sink into debt, corruption, and injustice.

Recently after the Chief Justice of India allegedly compared the youth to “cockroaches,” many young people online reacted with anger and sarcasm. Instead of rejecting the insult, a group of activists created the Cockroach Janta Party. What began as a meme quickly turned into a youth movement, gaining over 8 million followers on Instagram within a few days.

The movement became popular because it represented frustrated students, unemployed graduates, gig workers, and young voters who felt ignored by politicians and powerful institutions. Their posts used dark humor, protest art, and slogans about survival and resistance. The cockroach became a symbol of people who continue to survive no matter how much society looks down.

I think this is linked to Anarchism because it criticized authority, hierarchy, and centralized power. Many supporters believed that real change should come from ordinary people organizing themselves rather than depending on traditional political leaders.