by thecollective
Jul 16, 2023

From It Could Happen Here
Part 1:
Andrew and Mia discuss the radical potential of conviviality, its history, and work of theologian Ivan Illich on the subject.
Part 2:
Andrew and Mia discuss how to bring anarchism into conviviality's often statist theorization and look at a few of the Convivialist Manifestos.
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I’m not sure why there has
anon (not verified) Thu, 07/20/2023 - 17:27
I’m not sure why there has never been an uproar about RE the same way there has been about other @s like ARR who have worked with and for the US government
i would imagine that it's at
anon (not verified) Thu, 07/20/2023 - 17:37
In reply to I’m not sure why there has by anon (not verified)
i would imagine that it's at least partly because RE didn't write a widely-referenced book talking about how fucked up 90% of anarchists were, including novatore, for being proto-fascist, like ARR did.
robby e worked for the us
anon (not verified) Thu, 07/20/2023 - 17:47
In reply to I’m not sure why there has by anon (not verified)
robby e worked for the us govt?
Via Bellingcat
anon (not verified) Fri, 07/21/2023 - 09:50
In reply to robby e worked for the us by anon (not verified)
Via Bellingcat
Which is funded by the NED
anon (not verified) Sat, 07/22/2023 - 19:52
In reply to Via Bellingcat by anon (not verified)
Which is funded by the NED which is directly funded by Congress to do “soft power” things like, oh I don’t know… pay anarcho liberals on clearchannel(=iheartradio) who shill for Ukraine
Conviviality is just the
anon (not verified) Thu, 07/20/2023 - 21:31
Conviviality is just the emotional tangent that accompanies prefigurative politics which could slowly chip away at the statist ethos, however, as any real anarch knows, condescending paternalism uses the same methodology to maintain its authority, no?
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