The most working-class anarchist group is...
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charlie mowbray
The Enforcer
Me no have beard or long hair
charlie mowbray
The Enforcer
or specs- 'specially Supertramp ones like that!
charlie mowbray
The Enforcer
Well, I am good at the caually raised eyebrow, even if I say so meself.rednblack said:
charlie mowbray said:
charlie mowbray
The Enforcer
- Is that you in the pic , tankie?
Talk to the SWP then, not me
Oh dearie me!
Has it really taken you, what is it now, a week or so since the subject of CW came up, to think up that little pile of irrelevancies? Even Flowers in the Attica managed to compose his buffooneries quicker. Your post is better but irrelevant to anything I've said. For the thousandth time-the point I made was that, in my own experience, almost nobody has heard of CW and those that have do not take it seriously. Yes, it was fifteen or more years ago - but that was when a handful of people I knew actually raised the subject of CW. Now, nobody I know ever does. If I spoke of CW, the reaction would be:'who?' I can't help suspecting that they are more typical of the population than those that have heard of CW. To say that is not to score points - I have read CW often enough, and nodded with approval at plenty of things it has said, but it does not do enough for me to care what happens to it one way or the other. As with for the vast majority of people, Class War does not touch my life at all.
So I hope that clears that up then. Another brief summary just for your diaries: in my experience few have heard of CW and those that have were either unmoved by it or misunderstood what it was supposed to be about. End of story; no comment passed by me (check my posts) as to the worth of CW or the pushing forward of any alternatives to it. Least of all Socialist Worker and the Morning Star. In addition to the above, you also seem to need reminding that what I was saying when referring to them, was that the more politicised people in my then workplace took those particular publications more seriously than they did CW. Simple as. Maybe they shouldn't have. Maybe they should. But I didn't advise them one way or another - I was a mere strip of a lad; that was just the way it was. So spare me all the toss about lines handed down by central committees and all that because nowhere do I advocate anything of the kind.
Fuck me - an incredible seven hundred and odd posts on and the vanguard of Urban 75 anarchism is still crying over nowt, still speaking in the same outraged tone and deflecting criticisms by lying about what people have said. Or maybe, like the fash on RA, some of you have difficulty comprehending what you read?
Is it any wonder, then, that some people among you have so much difficulty in comprehending the working class?
And I think you might have missed the irony of your assertion that Socialist Worker is a Class War rip off....
Pickman's model said:
Oh dearie me!
Has it really taken you, what is it now, a week or so since the subject of CW came up, to think up that little pile of irrelevancies? Even Flowers in the Attica managed to compose his buffooneries quicker. Your post is better but irrelevant to anything I've said. For the thousandth time-the point I made was that, in my own experience, almost nobody has heard of CW and those that have do not take it seriously. Yes, it was fifteen or more years ago - but that was when a handful of people I knew actually raised the subject of CW. Now, nobody I know ever does. If I spoke of CW, the reaction would be:'who?' I can't help suspecting that they are more typical of the population than those that have heard of CW. To say that is not to score points - I have read CW often enough, and nodded with approval at plenty of things it has said, but it does not do enough for me to care what happens to it one way or the other. As with for the vast majority of people, Class War does not touch my life at all.
So I hope that clears that up then. Another brief summary just for your diaries: in my experience few have heard of CW and those that have were either unmoved by it or misunderstood what it was supposed to be about. End of story; no comment passed by me (check my posts) as to the worth of CW or the pushing forward of any alternatives to it. Least of all Socialist Worker and the Morning Star. In addition to the above, you also seem to need reminding that what I was saying when referring to them, was that the more politicised people in my then workplace took those particular publications more seriously than they did CW. Simple as. Maybe they shouldn't have. Maybe they should. But I didn't advise them one way or another - I was a mere strip of a lad; that was just the way it was. So spare me all the toss about lines handed down by central committees and all that because nowhere do I advocate anything of the kind.
Fuck me - an incredible seven hundred and odd posts on and the vanguard of Urban 75 anarchism is still crying over nowt, still speaking in the same outraged tone and deflecting criticisms by lying about what people have said. Or maybe, like the fash on RA, some of you have difficulty comprehending what you read?
Is it any wonder, then, that some people among you have so much difficulty in comprehending the working class?
And I think you might have missed the irony of your assertion that Socialist Worker is a Class War rip off....
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
i think you made that last bit up rather too blatantly.LLETSA said:
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
all yr bullshit about vanguards and central committees and politburos shows you really have never got to grips with some core aspects of anarchism.
Attica said:
No.
Nor do I even know where Attica is. I expect that's because I'm a 'down the pub declasse' individual.
But whatever it was that happened, I'm glad to see that you're keeping it in one of the many consciousness's of the working class by choosing as one of your many usernames on Urban 75 Politics and Protest.
charlie mowbray said:
Nah Chuck, my hair's longer than that for my next assignment - infiltrate den-building hippies...
charlie mowbray
The Enforcer
You'd need dreads for that, tankie-boy.
charlie mowbray
The Enforcer
Why do they call it an opium den ?
They smoke opium den they smoke more opium den they smoke more opium etc
They smoke opium den they smoke more opium den they smoke more opium etc
The Black Hand
Unclean
kropotkin said:
You don't have to be large to have a good go.
charlie mowbray said:
Not all you hippies have dreadlocks do you?
charlie mowbray said:
I coined a phrase in the 70s yer know
charlie mowbray said:
That's where the B and silentNate are. Inscrutable!
The Black Hand
Unclean
LLETSA said:
Well perhaps maybe you should, 'the flowers in the Attica' you mentioned would be on the working class graves in the biggest massacre by American forces in the USA since the Native American Indian genocide...
But, not only for that reason. The prison movement in America is providing some of the best radical working class organising at the moment, thousands attend their conferences... I don't accept the view that there is nothing to learn from outside 'our sceptered isle' either, that would be a truly pathetic position in this techno global age...
Attica said:
Ive just sussed out who you are,the black hand.
Master of biblographys and lowlife fetashist.
The Black Hand
Unclean
Attica said:
Go on Letsa, try engaging with real ideas such as the above, rather than the purile repetition that is your usual crap.
kropotkin said:
Fair enough, forgot pc was iwca - and don't remember seeing him post about the iwca to be honest, had mentioned Louis, didn't count haggy since he's HI (can speak for himself though), and haven't really had dealings with sean or cogg. My mistake, I'm still new!
attica didn't you post once that you said all prisoners should be freed?
The Black Hand
Unclean
ernestolynch said:
No, I was asked this before though, and i said it was an abstract question, ahistorical and apolitical, and hence devoid of meaning.
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
if attica's tbh and gangster, are we going to be treated to a repeat of the recent fuckwittery about doppelgangers? 
Next time I'll say it with a deadpan face
I did it to wind certain people up. Like you do, you know? Makes you feel better for seconds on end.
Even though you appear to have been conferring with each other regarding how to refute such issues of world historic importance as somebody saying, 'In my experience Class War isn't seen as very important or relevant,' I didn't really think that you had a politbureau.
Pickman's model said:
I did it to wind certain people up. Like you do, you know? Makes you feel better for seconds on end.
Even though you appear to have been conferring with each other regarding how to refute such issues of world historic importance as somebody saying, 'In my experience Class War isn't seen as very important or relevant,' I didn't really think that you had a politbureau.
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