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9f9e4b No.6161

What is /anarcho/'s opinion of AFAQ?

I think, despite the misleading name, it is a great resource for propaganda, and theoretical and argumentative tool.

Are there any contributions /anarcho/ would make? As an anarchist, what questions or objections do you often face that could benefit from a more organic answer?

Here also recruiting ayncraps for questions they might have about anarchism.
Check AFAQ's section on "anarcho"-capitalism for questions before asking!

http://anarchism.pageabode.com/afaq/index.html

4f8b5e No.6163

What schools of anarchism believe that your house that you are occupying is your personal property? (and therefore you can do whatever you want with it)

9f9e4b No.6164

>>6163
What is this fixation on houses? This literally gets brought up in every anarchosocialist thread on this board.
The answer is: basically none and everyone. Your house is your personal property in the sense that it is property you consume personally for your own use/safety. However in an anarchosocialist society you may be expected to take guests if society's housing needs require it. This has also been addressed many times.
Point being that you are focusing on the proprietorial aspect of anarchism (and almost assuredly in a very individualistic basis) instead of the social impact of such arrangements.
Maybe I should take this chance to remind you all to at least read the index and skim promising sections before asking questions. Furthermore, if you can word your question in a manner that is more conductive to fruitful perspective, please do so.

4f8b5e No.6166

>>6164
Yes, I happen to have read most of the Anarchist FAQ but have gotten many different answers to this particular question.

>if you can word your question in a manner that is more conductive to fruitful perspective, please do so.

I see, so an individualistic perspective is not fruitful?

9f9e4b No.6167

>>6166
>Yes, I happen to have read most of the Anarchist FAQ but have gotten many different answers to this particular question.
The problem, of course, is that your question is extremely pointed and therefore no "canonical" answer can be drawn for it. Malatesta never wrote "On houses and anarchism".
Which is what I mean by wording conductive of a fruitful perspective: ask a question that can be applied to broad issues and can hopefully be more consistently collected from some relevant anarchist book, pamphlet or essay.
It has nothing to do with being pro or anti-individualism, even if I personally think it is counterproductive.

826e3c No.6170

>>6164
>However in an anarchosocialist society you may be expected to take guests if society's housing needs require it if he is not some lazy pig, but a hard worker or revolutionary fighter.

ftfy

ca678f No.6476

Should be required reading for everyone.

df9da1 No.9258

Obligatory reading.


000000 No.9260

"An Anarchist FAQ" was written by authoritarian maoists and it's a massive fucking distortion.

It pretends to have the answer to every anarchism-related question, or the "anarchist answer" to every topic.

Fucking trash. Fucking authoritarians.

>A.1 What is anarchism?

> A.1.1 What does "anarchy" mean?

> A.1.2 What does "anarchism" mean?

> A.1.3 Why is anarchism also called libertarian socialism?

> A.1.4 Are anarchists socialists?

> A.1.5 Where does anarchism come from?

>A.2 What does anarchism stand for?

> A.2.1 What is the essence of anarchism?

>A.2.15 What about Human Nature?

Only anarchists that exist are either "social" or "capitalist individualists"?

Section A.3 "What types of anarchism are there?":

>It is within this general context that anarchists disagree. The main differences are between "individualist" and "social" anarchists, although the economic arrangements each desire are not mutually exclusive. Of the two, social anarchists (communist-anarchists, anarcho-syndicalists and so on) have always been the vast majority, with individualist anarchism being restricted mostly to the United States.

Section A.3.1 "What are the differences between individualist and social anarchists?"

>The major differences are twofold.

>The first is in regard to the means of action in the here and now (and so the manner in which anarchy will come about). Individualists generally prefer education and the creation of alternative institutions, such as mutual banks, unions, communes, etc. They usually support strikes and other non-violent forms of social protest

What the fucking hell, fucking politicians. They say that individualism is "libertarian capitalism," they don't say there's other tendencies which don't fit well into ACTUAL individualism or their "social" umbrella, they don't say some anarchists don't like being pigeonholed into a tendency.


0ac564 No.9261

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>>9260

Fuck off lifestylist.

>social anarchists are statists tankie fascists lelelel

Fuck this meme and the faggots that post it.




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