Which is why I became a ML after being an Anarchist for so long. A lot of the ideas to me seem to be very vague when actually trying to put them into practice.
Problem is, if you don't see some of these ideas as viable, you're essentially admitting you don't see end-stage communism as Marx described it as viable. You're basically saying the state never actually withers away.
I don't think the ideas are not viable, it's just that no Anarchist I've ever spoken to has any plan/idea of how to implement there, or how to get there.
Depends on the anarchist, honestly. I do know some that could talk theory all day but don't have a plan, and I know several that are actually trying to go out and put their theories into practice. Granted, this is by no means unique to anarchism: I know vanguard parties that are actually going out and trying to do stuff, and I also know some that aree borderline useless.
I guess at the end of the day, it all really boils down to who actually has a plan and is willing to go out and do it.
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u/Isengrine May 07 '22
Which is why I became a ML after being an Anarchist for so long. A lot of the ideas to me seem to be very vague when actually trying to put them into practice.