ALLiance a journal: Archive

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Why You Should Start a Solidarity Network. →

tulsagmb: “When I first became interested in Anarchist politics, there weren’t many groups for me to get involved with.”

Feb 4th

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ALLiance of the Libertarian Left Central TEXAS: An... →

allctx: A letter formed and created by many minds, and most of which are signaturers below and an ever growing list to boot. Anyone in agreement wishing to add on as a signer to the document leave a name, title, or other (which ever makes you comfortable), and it shall be added….

Feb 2nd

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C4SSdotORG: Why the State Will Fail →

c4ss: To paraphrase the assessment of libertarian socialist Rosa Luxemburg a century ago, we face an imminent choice between freedom and barbarism. There are only two possible outcomes in the present struggle between the authoritarian institutions of state and corporation, and the emergent society of…

Feb 1st

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Jan 30th

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Jan 24th

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“We humans are a silly brigade; capable of great acts of transcendence and...”

– Ross Kenyon

Jan 19th

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“To govern the information one has access to or can send is to imprison one in...”

– Human Iterations

Jan 18th

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Jan 12th

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Jan 10th

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Jan 5th

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Jan 4th

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Jan 3rd

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Jan 2nd

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Watch

Can a meme change our nation?

Dec 31st

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Dec 29th

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Dec 29th

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Dec 26th

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Dec 15th

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Dec 14th

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a powerful and long-overdue compilation →

“The notion that capitalism exemplifies a free market is akin to the notion that a few wilting geraniums in a greenhouse constitute an ecosystem. Markets are useful tools for an egalitarian society — properly defined they are of unparalleled potential — but explaining this utility has become as difficult as explaining the utility of ecology to residents of a hermetic space station who only...

Dec 13th

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Invisible Molotov →

the great economist adam smith once referred to the tendency of free economic association between individuals to improve their collective conditions as an “invisible hand” for those of us interested in resisting and undermining coercive power, the issue is less how a truly freed market might one day improve our lives, but rather how the faint sparks of freedom in the market today are already...

Dec 10th

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Dec 9th

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Deliver Occupy from its “Friends” →

“Those who object miss the point. A large share of those participating in OWS have learned that playing by the normal rules of “progressive” politics — getting out the vote and organizing pressure groups — doesn’t work. They tried that in 2008, electing the most “progressive” president of a lifetime with the biggest majority since LBJ, and a Democratic super-majority in Congress. And then...

Dec 9th

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The Student Loan Debt System →

“Student loan debt is the latest economic crisis du jour. The standard pundit blames the students, and in some respects their vitriol has a semblance of validity. Myself, I have yet to see students getting rich off of the system. I see students who have unexpected medical emergencies, family problems, and worst yet: administrations who callously tack on unexpected fees. Where does all...

Dec 9th

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Dec 8th

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Dec 8th

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Dec 6th

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rebel against the tyranny of the selfish...

“It is possible that yet another unique quality of man is a capacity for genuine, disinterested, true altruism. I hope so, but I am not going to argue the case one way or the other, not speculate over its possible memic evolution. The point I am making now is that, even if we look on the dark side and assume that individual man is fundamentally selfish, our conscious foresight – our capacity to...

Dec 2nd

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