Sure. Two points raised I feel like I can address: - USians "are too individualist" - anarchism doesn't "scale"
An amazing video absolutely worth 6 minutes of your time...and some concerns from Malice I share Would love to get others' perspectives on whether something like this is possible in a society without tight-knit communityhttps://twitter.com/MaliceWarpath/status/1318159672109535233 …
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The US, to the extent it has "a" culture anyone can comment on, has a toxic, failed one. I recall one global aid group or UN adjunct office writing that if everyone on the planet lived like USians it would take 24 Earths to sustain us.
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I don't understand why this person thinks we can convince everyone to join a revolution but not to care about other people
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If you're talking about me, I said neither of those things.
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Absolutely impossible within the human condition. Even within that Mexican town, someone is either already running the show or will be shortly. Probably a military guy or a cartel guy (who is also probably a military guy). Humans just dont work like that.
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They can in small numbers, tribalism, Dunbars number and all that.
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Anarchy without mutual trust will erode quickly. Community is built on mutual trust. Without genuine community, anarchy is devoid of its glue causing its lifeblood to leak out through the cracks. This leaves the system vulnerable and open to exploitation.
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I think it's positive and fascinating but I think if I were a black person in Mississippi I would not feel like it would go well for me.
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I feel like portland is actually *doing* this right now tho. We’re little crystal seeds, formed by the trauma of 2020 and driven by communal love. We’re infectious now, a virus that the state is just as impotent against.
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Exactly why I love the Iroquois! Market socialism dictated by direct democracy in your local community, but a federal republic that governs at scale I studied with a prof that talked about a neighborhood in Mexico City that was surrounded on all sides
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highways, River, power plant plus the road was a dead end. The residents had more enviro impacts, but the cops never came around. Crime was low and the kids played in the streets. A block over, completely different situation; community power was overrun by city wide problems
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