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Dublin - Event Notice Thursday January 01 1970 Conversations about Anarchism - No 1 The basics
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Friday September 16, 2011 10:50 by Mary - Worker Solidarity Movement
Join us for a relaxed conversation about anarchism over some tea & coffee. Twice a month we are going to be having an open discussion about anarchism in the form of a conversation around a set of questions. The idea is to create a space where people interested in finding out about anarchism can have a relaxed conversation with each other. As each sessions we will be working through a set of questions taken from the Anarchist FAQ. |
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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4 5Q . Why don’t anarchists proof-read ?
A. Basically, it's because anarchists subscribe to freedom for words . Unlike Marxists , anarchists do not believe in the false assertion that words should be slaves to their “meanings” .
This is the sort of stuff they have in the anarchist FAQ linked to by Mary:
“We are aware that we repeat many of our arguments in these appendices. That, unfortunately, is avoidable for two reasons. Firstly, Marxists usually repeat the same false assertions against anarchism and so we have to answer them each time they appear. Marxists seem to subscribe to the point of view that repeating an error often enough makes it true. Secondly, we have tried to make each appendix as self-contained as possible and that meant repeating certain material and arguments to achieve this. We hope the reader understands.”
http://anarchism.pageabode.com/afaq/append3.html
whats your point Joe?
That anarchists evidently have a good sense of humour? ;-)
Does anyone know the actual no of wsm members at this stage in ireland?
I reckon its probably around 50, based on their branches around the country.
Thanks, their literature on demos and website are very good. Would like to go along to this.