or “liver pool”

HA! Reminds me of the places in Pajama Sam 3: "Muscle Beach," "The Foothills," other puns like that

I mean... Me

It fits somewhat but it is clear the aim was not about anarchism

I'm almost more proud of the puns than I am of the video itself lmao. The People's Bayonet here on YT helped me out with those, def check out their stuff too! (Admittedly, their stuff isn't centered around car puns, but it's still quite good)

Also they did not overthrow the state and consequently the communists fucked up the revolution.

From what I have read about it there was no forced labour in these camps and you had a lot more freedom there than in an average school or summer camp

Unless I am mistaken, the prison camps were the creation of the Republic, not the Anarchists; the confusion comes from the fact that the camps were organised by the Minister of Justice, who was a member of the CNT-FAI.

I can manage one a month with classes and stuff, but it's definitely not easy lol. Here's hoping stuff gets better for us!

But yeah good Aggressive Reading on this one.

I've seen it but it was AGES ago. Guess it's time for a rewatch!

@BroadTeamFaba this the video from Drawpinion Dump? Cuz yes I've seen that video and yes it is pretty good.

So you wanna fight? Is that what's happening here?

Didn't think I'd need to include it since the film is as old as it is, but my b there.

@@sarasunflower3369 just giving ya shit. Good vid btw

The stuff about the movie, or me talking about the connective tissue disorder?

both actually

I used an anarchist song in the background of the lil "what is anarchism" section, so maybe youtube picked up on that?

I'm so glad you noticed! It's literally my favorite video game soundtrack of all time lmao

Well yeah but it's quite a bit different from most other forms of anarchism, hence the one-off comment. I'm not saying it's not good or w/e, but rather that it's not like, 100% anarchism

Sara Sunflower I wouldn’t say that. The Mutualist and Free Market Anarchist strains are still anti-capitalist and Socialist. They don’t support profit or usury but mutual exchange and reciprocity. And Mutualism shares in Anarcho-collectivist and Market Anarchist ideals by focusing on industrial and agricultural collectivist-cooperatives or worker’s associations exchanging in a marketplace. It too advocates a system where capital does not exploit labor. Free Market Anarchists are all about the open marketplace which included communist communes where any community freely associates as such. I think a libertarian world would have room for all social experimentation to see what works best for each community. Communists neighboring, Collectivists, neighboring Syndicalists, neighboring Mutualists, neighboring Free Market Anarchists etc... Mutualism is an early concept and was the origin point and influence of further developed An-Communism. But that doesn’t make it not Anarchist or incomplete even, as it’s a school in itself. We owe the modern interpretation of the word and political ideology of Anarchism to Proudhon himself. Which is why I value Social and Individualist strains of Anarchism. Shutting down a school is rejecting the contributions of fellow anarchists along the way. And in the end so long as it’s anarchist it will be a social revolutionary experiment in a free anarchist world.

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It's actually anarchism, so yes

@@sarasunflower3369 What do you mean? There are multiple forms of anarchism. Are you saying there is really only one kind? Your kind, Anarcho-communism?

@@whatwouldsaido you should totally check out thought slime's videos on anarcho capitalism to clear your doubts

@@chuisii Link to that: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hbWEn9uk057Yh5c.html

@@sarasunflower3369 yeah so i listened to it. And all the arguments are criticisms about capitalism vs communism more than anarchism. there was no argument there that excludes ancap from being anarchism. There are many forms of anarchism in theory: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarchism