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Where do I start with anarchism?

>> No.15580440

You don’t.

>> No.15580445

>>15580424
The ABC of anarchism by Berkman is a good introduction

>> No.15580452

Bookchin, V for Vendetta, Mark Passio

>> No.15580455

Don't waste time with utopian nonsense.

>> No.15580457

>>15580440
faggot bootlicker nerd

>> No.15580472

>>15580457
It's funny how every anarchist experiment has failed within less than five years. The greatest success, Makhnovia, lasted three and was enforced by a bunch of militias. So much for no hierarchies!

>> No.15582093

>>15580424
"The Conquest of Bread" by Peter Kropotkin, if you wanna start from a more anthropological standpoint.
"Anarchism and Other Essays" by Emma Goldman, if a perspective of principles and philosophy is more to your tastes.

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>>15580424
Haven’t looked too deeply in on it, but CHAZ seems to me a useless display of martyrdom.
There’s lots of old theory that’s worth reading, But if you want up to date theory, I recommend Bookchin’s Next Revolution and Herod’s Getting Free