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Are Lemmy anarchists okay? How does this person have 24 upvotes? In what universe are anarchists NOT doing class analysis, (therefore) don't want to abolish capitalism, and don't want to fight archism?

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I suspect this is just because libs absolutely DESPISE comrade @Cowbee@hexbear.net and will upvote anything smart-sounding that supposedly addresses whatever is being discussed?

Also, gotta love the whole "I have this opinion and many anarchists will disagree and that's what anarchism is about". Like, buddy, you haven't read one book or talked to one anarchist IRL, let alone organized in your entire life.

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[โ€“] Damarcusart@hexbear.net 5 points 1 month ago (1 children)

I probably should've been clearer that I was talking about pointless online squabbles and not IRL. You're right that out there, where it actually matters, all this online infighting melts away, and anyone trying to act like a Twitter leftist is quickly chased away. I've worked plenty with anarchists as a communist, because we both want to abolish capitalism, it's only online that you see this smug sort of "NATO anarchist" type actively declaring that all other forms of leftism aren't "real leftists" because that would mean leftism involves going outside and actually helping people instead of just getting into fights on twitter.

I should've clarified that this is an online phenomenon, mainly working as a way to keep people away from actually organising IRL and waste all their time falling deeper into a smug self-satisfied twitter coma.

yea but it still says something about real life i think