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Anarchist communism is a theory of anarchism which advocates the abolition of the state, capitalism, wages and private property, and in favor of common ownership of the means of production and a horizontal network of voluntary associations and workers' councils with production and consumption based on the guiding principle: From each according to their ability, to each according to their need.
Anarchist communism is a theory of anarchism which advocates the abolition of the state, capitalism, wages and private property, and in favor of common ownership of the means of production and a horizontal network of voluntary associations and workers' councils with production and consumption based on the guiding principle: From each according to their ability, to each according to their need.
/r/anarchocommunism
So I live in Nashville and I want to walk around the city and place a paper on the poles saying the average earnings of the place. But there are some dangerous high crime areas and that makes me not for sure if I can do this and I don't want to get hurt. I want to do this to make the world more aware of inequality and that segregation still exist.
Com101 is always so fucking pretentious and smug. I cant stand those guys. I am not new to this political space at all but theory is a little harder for me to grasp and i like to read the works of a bunch of lefties. Anarchism 101 is a lot better with this. I am an ancom, but i use those 2 subs occasionally. Idk what everyones view on vaush is here, but i remember all i said was he had a good opinion om a subject and they permabanned me temporarily lol. Just venting.
Rhetoric about the merits of voting in capitalist elections takes away and distracts from more relevant topics like mutual aid, direct action, and other revolutionary discussions related to anarchist communism.
If you're new and are still learning, the following short reads might be of interest to you:
Ana Toki is a constructed language that is completely based on the anarchist ideology. It embodies the principles of anarchism, aiming to promote ideas of decentralization, self-governance, and anti-authoritarianism. It is designed to be straightforward and accessible, reflecting values of simplicity and inclusivity.
Ana Toki is a language with a vocabulary of only about 150 words. This makes it easy to learn, even for people who are not familiar with other languages. The grammar is also very straightforward, and there are no exceptions to the rules.
Another important aspect of Ana Toki is its use of words reflecting the anarchist ideology. For example, the word for "government" is "ewon" which means "prison." This shows that anarchists believe that government is a form of oppression
Features:
• The word for "Anarchy" is "anakija" from "ana" which means good, without hierarchies, "ki" which means socialization of the means of production and "ija" which means ideology
• The word for "me" is "eko" from "ego"
• The word for capitalist is "lapokapimanu" which translates to "production stealer" and landlord would be "telakapimanu" which translates to "land stealer"
• Every colour is based on an anarchist branch like "komu" (from "communism") means red and mutu (from mutualism) means orange
• The word for black is "sapo" and cat is "tapi" as a reference to the mascot of the IWW Sabo Tabby
• The word for woman is "ijin", life is "ijan" and freedom is "asati" from the Democratic Confederalist motto "Jin Jiyan Azadî"
• I also added new words like "sipuki", (from "spooky") meaning Max Stirner's spooks, "panki" meaning "punk" and many other more.
Link to the language grammar reference and dictionary: https://drive.google.com/file/d/18swEmu6XRWpvJMZDNJAxbUXxfCuNAVEF/view?usp=drivesdk
Link to the new Ana Toki discord server: https://discord.com/invite/CCcekexPfN
Feel free to explain your choice in the comments.
(Note: The poll will be open for 7 days)
Alright so I think I'm pretty much settled on the whole issue over markets vs planning - I believe that markets and money should be abolished in favour of free association and cooperation. But I am a bit hung up on something - should the planning be done where each commune, person, district, region, etc, is all part of one massive common plan to cover resource production and distribution across the entire world and satisfy international needs? Or should planning just be done between different groups and individuals to directly satisfy their needs without it forming a global plan. Or should a combination of both be sought after?