speculate on what??
On whether socialism would be free from patriarchy. Perhaps you have a crystal ball, I don’t.
speculate on what??
i took it to mean that they'd pronounced on the matter publiclyMy guess was that it pertains to internal discipline rather than a policy. But it is only a guess.
i took it to mean that they'd pronounced on the matter publicly
Are class war supposed to be anarchists? Idk but according to accounts they called the police to come and stop the 'other side' from going to the same pub as them after the Tara Wood court case. Its all past ridiculous.
Blimey. It will definitely continue to exist unless it is challenged, in the here and now. We don't need to speculate about that. Both socialism and feminism have benefitted from interacting with each other, and long may that continue.On whether socialism would be free from patriarchy. Perhaps you have a crystal ball, I don’t.
i'm arguing that the article you relied on above is riddled with fuckwittery and lies.bizarre tangent. I thought you'd be arguing that she was wrong / lying about them calling the police to stop people they disagree with going to a pub.
perhaps you could do something like add 'it turns out this was all nonsense' to your post or make other reference to the fact the account you rely on is worthless.Are class war supposed to be anarchists? Idk but according to accounts they called the police to come and stop the 'other side' from going to the same pub as them after the Tara Wood court case. Its all past ridiculous.
perhaps you could do something like add 'it turns out this was all nonsense' to your post or make other reference to the fact the account you rely on is worthless.
Blimey. It will definitely continue to exist unless it is challenged, in the here and now. We don't need to speculate about that. Both socialism and feminism have benefitted from interacting with each other, and long may that continue.
You are deeply contradictory. In one post you recognise patriarch is 'a thing' - and you seperate it from capital/class society. If so, then it will obviously continue to exist unless it is explicitly opposed. If it is wholly bound up by capital/class, then maybe it would just 'wither away' - but that is surely, grossly unlikely. Especially if people follow your lead, which seems basically to be 'I dont give a fuck'I’m not sure you can know either way. You appear to think you do know either way so we’ll have to agree to disagree.
the tweet that isn't a tweet - seems appropriate, really."The screeching Terfs waved us off liked crazed loons.." tweet totally draws a line under the whole episode .
You are deeply contradictory. In one post you recognise patriarch is 'a thing' - and you seperate it from capital/class society. If so, then it will obviously continue to exist unless it is explicitly opposed. If it is wholly bound up by capital/class, then maybe it would just 'wither away' - but that is surely, grossly unlikely. Especially if people follow your lead, which seems basically to be 'I dont give a fuck'
"The screeching Terfs waved us off liked crazed loons.." tweet totally draws a line under the whole episode .
You wrote that patriarchy could still exist 'under socialism', so go correct your own posts if you want. And your consistent attacks on any kind of identity based politics (which is what any kind of feminism is) mean you, practically at least, think we should do fuck all about anything that doesn't fit neatly and squarely into a box labelled 'class'Nice strawman. Surely it arguably wouldn’t be socialism if women were subordinate to men? Although we could end up in a society calling itself such that still has patriarchy was the point I was making. I have no crystal ball. But perhaps you’d like to point to where I’ve suggested feminism shouldn’t exist or “I don’t give a fuck” or retract that bit of bullshit?
You wrote that patriarchy could still exist 'under socialism', so go correct your own posts if you want. And your consistent attacks on any kind of identity based politics (which is what any kind of feminism is) mean you, practically at least, think we should do fuck all about anything that doesn't fit neatly and squarely into a box labelled 'class'
Agreed. You could imagine a list of points/principles that some future organisers could post about behaviour at the bookfair, but it would be unlikely to stop the (various) shitstorms there have been over the last couple of years. As far as I can tell most of those causing the problems are not anarchists so don't give a shit about the health of the movement. But yeah, most of all it has to make sense for a group of people to take the job on again, particularly in this atmosphere. And it's really come to something when the main meeting in the UK anarcho calendar is no longer a viable proposition.I don't think a hypothetical discussion like this is particularly useful to be honest, Andy. I'm sure it could be interesting but my main priority is seeing if the Bookfair can happen again and I expect there to be all sorts of practical, political and personal issues that need to be addressed for that to work - and they really should be done face to face with people and not on a public forum like this.
Ah. You think feminism is identity politics. I don’t. But you think I do. Hence the rather bizarre straw men you’re building.
But surely a feminism which is structured around attacking trans people is identity politics. Or is it only identity poltics to defend trans people?
I think your version of ID politics is its own straw man (ironically enough). The bits you like, are feminism, the bits you don't, are ID politics. But that's incoherent nonsense.Ah. You think feminism is identity politics. I don’t. But you think I do. Hence the rather bizarre straw men you’re building.
I think your version of ID politics is its own straw man (ironically enough). The bits you like, are feminism, the bits you don't, are ID politics. But that's incoherent nonsense.
fortunately, I don't know anyone who argues that. So that straw man is entirely yours.No, things like redistributing inequality between the sexes is identity politics, because it lacks a class analysis.
And having a class analysis means more than just repeating the words 'class analysis' over and over
yeh the people who've put themselves out arranging it have done a grand job, and it's a great pity that it's never been more recognised.Agreed. You could imagine a list of points/principles that some future organisers could post about behaviour at the bookfair, but it would be unlikely to stop the (various) shitstorms there have been over the last couple of years. As far as I can tell most of those causing the problems are not anarchists so don't give a shit about the health of the movement. But yeah, most of all it has to make sense for a group of people to take the job on again, particularly in this atmosphere. And it's really come to something when the main meeting in the UK anarcho calendar is no longer a viable proposition.
Worth saying again that the efforts of the folk who have organised it over the years are much appreciated.
yeh the people who've put themselves out arranging it have done a grand job, and it's a great pity that it's never been more recognised.
And yet, you do nothing but repeat the words 'class analysis'Thanks for that, Captain Obvious. I presume we’re done with your wittering for now?
That account is sub dick emery in its comedy. Flick is in CW and got her groups support.Are class war supposed to be anarchists? Idk but according to accounts they called the police to come and stop the 'other side' from going to the same pub as them after the Tara Wood court case. Its all past ridiculous.