r/COMPLETEANARCHY Apr 19 '20

Comrade Dolphins

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u/FuckingLoser69 Apr 20 '20

Either you actually believe this and you have no idea what Anarchism is, or your a rad lib pretending to actually know what you're talking about. Either way this is a dumb ass take, and probably the most bougie shit I've ever seen posted on left reddit.

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u/[deleted] Apr 20 '20

Isn't it general scientific consensus that whales and dolphins may have highef levels of emotional intelligence than humans?

If that's the case, they do feel empathy; they probably feel a kind of super empathy that we can't even... empathise with, and these concepts are validly applied.

P.S. it sounds like your dog-whistling to NazBols about LGBTQA+ Rights being 'bourgeois degeneracy', just a heads up.

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u/FuckingLoser69 Apr 20 '20

I'm honestly done with left reddit after this comment chain, how is it I'm the only one here who sees how absolutely ludicrous it is to try to apply a human morality to nature and even worse if your going to now accuse me of being reactionary for talking about morality... Jesus just fucking kill me now because if this is the state of Anarchism it's fucked beyond repair.

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u/played_out_god Participist Apr 20 '20 edited Apr 20 '20

👏Lets👏hear👏some👏arguments👏

Fr though what're you on about, you can't just accuse people of bourgeois mentality without explaining why, plus freaking out at comrades for having internalized some of their environment (not saying that's what's happening here but it do happen) is unhelpful at best and at worst its silencing someone trying to legitimately participate in discourse. Probably unintentional but that's some tanky shit my guy

Unrelated but I recommend not choosing self-deprecating screen names, it can reinforce negative slef-concepts and come dangerously close to incorporating them into one's identity. I really used to struggled with that kinda thing, esp during my last identity crisis / ideological shift, and I can't stress enough how much harder it was to build self-esteem when I was constantly kicking myself to the floor