Submitted by anon (not verified) on Sat, 01/30/2021 - 11:18
There is no difference between social work now and dual power. Whether one opposes the state or capital is a non-issue. All of this is social management, and will continue to be regardless of what is happening in "society." Anarchists have been critiquing other anarchists doing this kind of thing for a very long time (see Malatesta and Makhno, re platforms). Why the need to take responsibility for others survival, in a general sense? This is, as has been pointed out, what governments do, and what the social contract is based on.
There is no difference between social work now and dual power. Whether one opposes the state or capital is a non-issue. All of this is social management, and will continue to be regardless of what is happening in "society." Anarchists have been critiquing other anarchists doing this kind of thing for a very long time (see Malatesta and Makhno, re platforms). Why the need to take responsibility for others survival, in a general sense? This is, as has been pointed out, what governments do, and what the social contract is based on.