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Anarchism is a social movement that seeks liberation from oppressive systems of control including but not limited to the state, capitalism, racism, sexism, speciesism, and religion. Anarchists advocate a self-managed, classless, stateless society without borders, bosses, or rulers where everyone takes collective responsibility for the health and prosperity of themselves and the environment.
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Introductory Anarchist Theory
- Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution by Pyotr Kropotkin
- Anarchism and Other Essays by Emma Goldman
- Anarchy Works by Peter Genderloos
- Anarchism: A Beginner's Guide by Ruth Kinna
- Anarchism and Its Aspirations by Cindy Milstein
- Anarchy In Action by Colin Ward
- On Anarchism by Noam Chomsky & Nathan Schneider
- Anarchy by Errico Malatesta
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Ooh this makes me want to play an Avatar: Last Airbender ttrpg campaign with like a group of based firebenders and colonized other benders doing Palestine Action type sabotage of their own/allied nation's war machine factories.
Jeong Jeong or Iroh could've been this, but he and the rest of the white lotus were so committed to inaction they just let the fire nation do whatever for a hundred years. Fuck whomever was killed or brutalized while Aang was frozen, I guess?
An Andor or Rogue One style prequel with the last Airbenders escaping the temples and using guerrilla tactics before being killedwould be pretty awesome, in a tragic, doomed rebellion kind of way.
The Order of Laghima Revolutionaries. Precursor to the Red Lotus.
Can we talk about how politically stupid Korra was? Zaheer is a cardboard cutout of an "anarchist". Amon is also just at as silly even if he is basically a white supremacists. Kuvira is every single Stalin trope imaginable.
Just back to back nonsense.
Kay and Skittles has literally a 4 part series on how silly and incoherent Korra's politics are. It's a very good watch
Ok I just finished watching this series, and god-damn, the politics are so much worse. I've seen this show maybe 3 times, but never watched with such a critical lens before. The last maybe two times I've watched this show it was mostly on in the background while other things were happening. They really did make fucking Avatar: The First Horseshoe Bender with this one. It gives me very little hope that the next Avatar show is going to be worth watching at all.
There is an interesting thing about the last season however, that I think Kay misses when talking about Kuvira, and I think it's even more damning of an assessment then what Kay gives it (and it's already very damning). One thing that always stuck out in my head was just how much they seemed to be invoking "Stalinist" vibes with Kuvira. One of the reasons I feel that way is the fact that they called the "camps" that dissidents were sent to "Reeducation Camps". As far as I know (and I could be wrong), but the notion of a "reeducation camp" is a purely anti-communist trope. Another thing that drives home the Stalin idea is the fact that the "Earth Kingdom" is exactly that, a Kingdom, a Monarchy which has now fallen and in its wake a new, hyper industrialized nation is being born in its wake.
Kuvira unites the Earth Kingdom via her train rails. Connecting towns and cities together with massive infrastructure. She purges political dissidents to "reeducation camps" (communist) which turn out to be "forced labor camps" (fascist, but also communist, in the eyes of liberals). It's not a movement born out of an election process like the Nazis, but born out of the transition from Feudalism, born out of force and coercion, something Communists are often accused of. I know there are more parallels to be drawn here, but searching the internet shows me I'm not the only one who sees this:
So, in this way they're really driving home the idea that these two things, Socialism and Fascism, are really not that different. They're doing the whole "Totalitarian Twin" trope by picking and choosing the words they use to describe the things Kuvira is doing. If these Reddit dorks could identify that the show is telling you that Stalin and Hitler were basically the same, then I'm sure every young person with a basic elementary history education will make the same connection.
This might be a show I actually have to put on a shelf for when my kids are older, so I can more easily combat the pretty filthy narratives wrapped up inside this show.
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Laghima nuts
Make it ultra violent like invincible