Well when you have a functional strategy to displace the two parties that win basically every election, we can have that conversation. For now, the Democratic party principles are somewhat less incompatible with leftism than the Republican party’s. Maybe read up on basic political efficacy while you’re developing that functional anarchist strategy.
when you’re ready to admit anarchists see themselves as right, so (they must believe) Democrats are wrong, I can keep helping you learn about anarchist praxis and organizing principles.
Praxis is precisely what’s lacking here. The goalposts remain where they have always been: toppling the neo-liberal Democrats is a useful action if and only if it doesn’t ensure domination by the fascist Republicans. If you have a plan to do that, you probably should have led with that. A coalition of a few thousand terminally online anarchists is not politically useful organization.
Well when you have a functional strategy to displace the two parties that win basically every election, we can have that conversation. For now, the Democratic party principles are somewhat less incompatible with leftism than the Republican party’s. Maybe read up on basic political efficacy while you’re developing that functional anarchist strategy.
wait till you find out what anarchists think about voting!
Anytime you’re ready with that workable alternative strategy.
oh nice. shifting the goalposts.
when you’re ready to admit anarchists see themselves as right, so (they must believe) Democrats are wrong, I can keep helping you learn about anarchist praxis and organizing principles.
Praxis is precisely what’s lacking here. The goalposts remain where they have always been: toppling the neo-liberal Democrats is a useful action if and only if it doesn’t ensure domination by the fascist Republicans. If you have a plan to do that, you probably should have led with that. A coalition of a few thousand terminally online anarchists is not politically useful organization.
still obstinately avoiding learning.