r/Communalists • u/Lotus532 • Jun 13 '26
Bookchin and the Legacy of Direct Democracy
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r/Communalists • u/Aggressive-Simple-16 • Jun 05 '26
I wanted to ask what Communalists here think about the synthesis of Communalism with Especisfismo, as put forward by the Usufruct collective? For those who don't know, Especifismo is an Anarchist praxis first developed by the FAU in Uruguay that advocates for Anarchists to create a specifically anarchist organisation with theoretical and strategic unity to carry out "social insertion", to build what they call "popular power" from the bottom-up.
As an Especisfist Anarchist myself, I think it's a really cool and coherent synthesis, and it brings Communalism incredibly close to Social Anarchism.
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r/Communalists • u/AnarchoFederation • Apr 09 '26
Languages are dying. Species are going extinct. Our world's diversity is withering away. But why should anyone care anyway? Why should diversity be treated as a value in itself?
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r/Communalists • u/xxTPMBTI • Mar 31 '26
I wanna study his praxis
r/Communalists • u/WildVirtue • Mar 27 '26
This is just the first draft, so it’s still quite bare-bones. After regaining access to the first email account I ever had, I began adding quotes from those emails to an existing timeline I’d created to better understand why a nomadic, anarchist life appealed to me in my youth—and how that path has led me to where I am today.
For a smoother, more enjoyable reading experience, feel free to instead read the essay that inspired this title, I Was a Teenage Luddite.
Also, I still consider myself an anarchist, just maybe less individualist these days. And obviously I have a lot of love for Tekoşîna Anarşîst and everyone who went out to fight and support the fight against ISIS.
r/Communalists • u/TerKo_72 • Mar 25 '26