No-no, fuck you.dagrimreefah wrote:Fuck you.sabinati wrote:shut up
P.S. Shut up
No-no, fuck you.dagrimreefah wrote:Fuck you.sabinati wrote:shut up
factnfiction101 wrote:^I agree with this guy.
Sending a PM so as to stop messing up Brodgar. I disagree ofc, but our disagreement is essentially semantic, like I and ninijutsu already said. I didn't just make up the term anarcho-communism, and I'm extremely surprised you are saying there is no such thing.burgingham wrote:@Communism debate. The communist model as developed by Marx indeed aims for a strong government. It is one of Marx's deepest beliefs that without a strong superstructure society cannot be just.
That theory has evolved in certain circles at a certain time and Marx had people around him. Some followed him blindly, some did not. So yes, there are different ways to define communism if you choose to not follow the Marxist doctrin, but instead look at some of the theorists that split from Marx. Some - like Kropotkin or Bakunin - developed entirely different theories such as a left-wing libertarian concept, or anarchism. Some developed their own, slightly different communist theories.
In so far Dagrim is correct that there is no such thing as "Anarcho-Communism" (Those are in fact diametrically opposed) if you follow the mainstream theories as one probably should unless clarifying otherwise, since most follow up theories and schools that preach communism kinda derive from the Marxist theories.
But I really want to hear more Brodgar stories
P.S: Gunnar it might very well be that what you mean is better described with "socialism", because that does not necessarily involve a governemental structure, but is more of a social model, rather than a political one. Socialism thus is part of communism, but not the other way around. Communism always incorporates theories about the government, socialism does not.

so, vigi, can i expect you to be the johnny?Vigilance wrote:just so you all keep in mind, i am the current sheriff and plan to stay that way. I am also the current chieftain.
Well, I guess perhaps there is a difference between the broad scientific community and the books that I gravitated towardsburgingham wrote:The broad scientific community however stuck with Marx's term and started calling what Kropotkin and fellows thought up "Anarcho-Syndicalism".
hey ramonesnightwish wrote:To return to the original thread subject, even I made new char, had bit fun with dragonflies, ants, even got my first ant queen, then... got killed by ants(ps: ramones)



