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7/16/2025, 11:41:55 AM
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>i personally feel like americans tend more towards anarchism, at the very least american anarchists have been historically way more active than commies. like uncle ted and sacco and vanzetti
I think so. It ties in with the individualism. Even today, there are people who might call themselves communists but they really act like anarchists. Then there are other people who don't call themselves anarchists but act like the historical Sacco and Vancetti types. Like Luigi who shot the healthcare executive. People were making jokes about it, like a guy named Luigi just shot a corporate executive? What is this, 1912? An anarchist group attacked an ICE facility on the 4th of July and wounded a cop. It was like a dozen people and they fucked it up, but weirdly the news was downplayed and the cops were kind of hush-hush about it. Maybe freaked them out and they don't want to draw too much attention to it. I saw some conservatives online bring attention to it because it was the actual out-of-town antifa terror cell that Andy Ngo and those guys have been banging a drum about for years. That's the downside of anarchism, they tend to pop off and do stupid stuff like that.
A lot of our characters have an anarchistic spirit to them. Our most famous fantasy writer before George R.R. Martin was Robert E. Howard who was a highly individualist libertarian type more than anything.
>i personally feel like americans tend more towards anarchism, at the very least american anarchists have been historically way more active than commies. like uncle ted and sacco and vanzetti
I think so. It ties in with the individualism. Even today, there are people who might call themselves communists but they really act like anarchists. Then there are other people who don't call themselves anarchists but act like the historical Sacco and Vancetti types. Like Luigi who shot the healthcare executive. People were making jokes about it, like a guy named Luigi just shot a corporate executive? What is this, 1912? An anarchist group attacked an ICE facility on the 4th of July and wounded a cop. It was like a dozen people and they fucked it up, but weirdly the news was downplayed and the cops were kind of hush-hush about it. Maybe freaked them out and they don't want to draw too much attention to it. I saw some conservatives online bring attention to it because it was the actual out-of-town antifa terror cell that Andy Ngo and those guys have been banging a drum about for years. That's the downside of anarchism, they tend to pop off and do stupid stuff like that.
A lot of our characters have an anarchistic spirit to them. Our most famous fantasy writer before George R.R. Martin was Robert E. Howard who was a highly individualist libertarian type more than anything.
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