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Self Insert "People can really believe anything these days!" - Ismism This page is meant to represent MEADOWSIN's political views. Please do not make any major edits without their permission. |
Primary Aspects
- not giving a shit about capitalist realism because that shit makes politics less fun
- ccru bullshit
- post-kaczynskism
- post-thoreau
- democratic confederalism in some ways
- liking rojava
- being the single most annoyingly stunted creative on the site, not going to be on as often either
- genuinely just don't want my ideology to be dependant on others' opinions
- post-party libertarian communism, pseudo-voluntaryism, self-sufficiency, technophilia with purpose
thinking out loud
Now, to make the workplace good for the worker does not necessitate making things the "burden" of others, and I'm pretty blatantly not asking to focus on production,, there should simply be a communism in the sense of positive action through government programs, not through random individual taxes but similarly to a communal direct democratic oversight board, similar to demcon, that is able to support the community and is built by the community. What industries are necessitated? Those who live in the community, the experts, and the populace decide, not as mob rule but as naturally homogenous communities organized through free association. If you don't like what your neighbors are deciding, you can up and leave, and move to a neighboring community, with transport lines moving publicly through all of the communities. Harm, localized, decisions and industries, communized. This should also be a system that does not lose that the overproduction and overfocusing on production in capitalism/marxism-leninism limits individuals to an ultrastratifying extent, and that to focus on what is needed to consume, and allow people to be self-sustaining if they don't wish to engage in the community structure. This would also be engaged through a pseudo-Voluntaryist organization of sociality and communities. To put it simply, the want of my system is to dissolve alienation and make the worker-nomad-outsider into something in/beyond the workerist ideal.
Still a techno-environmentalist, still derridean, still post-postie. I just like thinking about things and theorizing. That is all.
Influences
Primary
- Derrida
- Deleuze
- Bataille
- Guattari
- Ghost Mountain
- Thoreau
- Kaczynski
- 4lung
- Rosa Luxemburg
- Marx
- Flower Bomb
- Camus
- Fumiko Kaneko
- Hunter S. Thompson
- Discordianism
Secondary
- Fisher
- Locke
- Land
- Meta-Nomad
- Vonnegut
- H.P. Lovecraft
- Meadowsin's Basilisk
Relations
good
Venatrixism 
- I like your ideology, even if we're growing apart a bit. I'm moving toward mixing postmodern ideas with more contemporary or workers-movement ideas, mixing the old and the new,, stewing up something perfect for myself.
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HelloThere314 - I like the ideal of Rojava, moreso the ideas of DemConfed themselves rather than Rojava, its closest interpretation, a miming of DemCon in the most puppet-esque sense. I do have a lot of contradictions, but I'm not a nationalist, and a lot of the contentions are intentional. I ask people to let these ideas play in their head like they play in mine. I don't really like control, frankly, and I don't really see communities expanding if they see themselves as one cohesive community regardless. The point is moreso to let ideas play, and I understand you see myself as some form of false communization, but having phantom fixtures is more functionally operational than to allow for contemporary fixtures or to simply delete them and allow for a fascist to rally himself into whispering into the ears of those that demand a more fleshy-feeling overlord. I simply think that the structure I provide can very easily dissolve modernity and meld modernity into tapestries of something beyond that. Otherwise you're interesting, and I want you to know I completely understand your critique of me.
