punkisundead

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[–] punkisundead@slrpnk.net 2 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) (1 children)

Hey thanks for compiling this and starting a discussion and/or highlighting this issue, I hope to get back to that after I looked through your links. In general I feel like discussions around creator responsibilty, having a huge platform with lots of funding etc. are something kinda lacking in the online spaces I frequent. I think on twitter/mastodon/bluesky there is way more of this.

In the meantime I think it would be helpful for you to write / describe the key points (or link to a summary) you wanted to share. This might make it easier to fully understand your post and what you want to convey in a more accessible way, especially because Lemmy mostly is seems to be mostly text based.

EDIT: Managed to watch parts of the first and second video you linked. I learned new things and recommend others to watch them too. Its pretty instructive to have takes / statements of influencal breadtubers recontextualized and kinda picked apart

[–] punkisundead@slrpnk.net 2 points 3 weeks ago

I think propaganda is more than just convincing people. Its also describes a way of acting and a relationship between the one(s) doing propaganda and the one(s) being (not) influenced/convinced by it.

From my anarchist perspective propaganda as a tool is not really desirable in achieving my vision of anarchism because instead of building trusting realtionships between equals, it kinda opens up a divide between the propagandists and the others without really enabling a dialogue or discussion. Of course in reality its not this much of a binary (and I can see others having a different understanding of the term propaganda), but I think it would be still preferable to choose ways of convincing others that actually build those relationships.

[–] punkisundead@slrpnk.net 2 points 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago)

I have 2-3k ratios on Das Kapital by Marx and the manga version of Das Kapital. In fact all my highest ratios are some politcal classic ebooks with one comedy series mixed into it.

[–] punkisundead@slrpnk.net 1 points 3 weeks ago

Ich finde Siedler ist auch nur verharmlosend weil es einfach nicht genug Thematisierung, Bildung und Verständnis zu Kolonialismus gibt. Besonders in englischsprachigen Staaten die quasi Siedlerkolononien sind (Canada, USA, Australien) wird auch in meiner Erfahrung immer die direkte Übersetzung "settler" verwendet.

Aber ja, es gibt schon einen Unterschied zwischen selber aktiv Vertreibung zu machen und von teils Jahrhunderte zurückliegender Vertreibung passiv zu profitieren.

[–] punkisundead@slrpnk.net 5 points 3 weeks ago (2 children)

Hey i dont know why you are reacting with such negativity. I also am surprised that you make such statements without acknowledging that words can have very different meanings to individuals and groups based on lots of really simple factors. Your understanding of the word leader is not better or more correct than anyone elses.

[–] punkisundead@slrpnk.net 2 points 3 weeks ago

Weird that yours is the only comment willing to take the deal,

Maybe I could have been more clear, but I would be willing to negotiate. Of course you dont take the first offer and especially not when other alternatives (limited or unlimited) ceasefires are possible. I think a state recognizing an insurgent force and also granting it land is something that shows how good the conditions for negotiations actually are. State usually do everything to not have to do that.

Obviously this would be something decided by a collective meeting.

For sure, I just wanted to point that out because not everyone reading this post will have that in the back of their head / have much experience with anarchist thinking and decisionmaking

[–] punkisundead@slrpnk.net 12 points 3 weeks ago

Ich kann den Drang, sich bei völkerrechtswidrigen Aktivitäten nicht filmen zu lassen, schon verstehen.

Ansonsten traurig, dass das hier nur ein Nebensatz ist:

Eine Korrespondentin und ein Kameramann der DW seien von israelischen Siedlern bei einem Angriff auf das palästinensische Dorf Sindschil nördlich von Ramallah mit Steinen beworfen und verfolgt worden

Sollte das nicht irgendwie der Hauptfokus det medialen Berichterstattung sein?

[–] punkisundead@slrpnk.net 3 points 3 weeks ago

This questions seems semi related to the plot of the book A Country of Ghosts by Margaret Killjoy. I think the book an interesting interpretation of how anarchist communities would maybe act in the case of a war against a state.

[–] punkisundead@slrpnk.net 3 points 3 weeks ago (3 children)

Well in the best case the participants of the revolt already have a clear framework of actions for these kind of situations. So we would just follow those. Examples might be things like "never make deals with the state" or "prefer peaceful solutions" etc.

If not, this would be a really good point to start doing this as a community via meetings and discussions. And from the sounds of it, the opponent is willing to give us that time via a ceasefire etc.

Personally, looking at the stae of the world right now, I would think a ceasefire would be benificial to to our side because we could rally global solidarity and invite folks to live on our land and in this way raising our collective power.

[–] punkisundead@slrpnk.net 5 points 3 weeks ago

Which is enough to influence results (or atleast the public reception of results). I remember one year ago the endless debates about third parties in context of the US election and how those third parties might help Trump win.

 

cross-posted from: https://slrpnk.net/post/24043159

In the video essay I previously posted - what even IS hierarchy? - by AnRel, AnRel(they/she) claims that there are (among others) prescriptive and descriptive hierarchies in non-monogamous relationship networks. From what I understood:

  • Prescriptive means things like primary/secondary, marriage etc where one relationship might have power over the other relationship via agreements, enforcing rules, vetos etc. This seemingly results in a hierarchy that works through power (one of the 3 main components of hierarchy they propose)

  • Descriptive means putting current structures of relating into words, kinda describing what the current state is (like "I have 2 anchor partners, I spend X amount of time with them, one is also my nesting partner, I also have a comet)" so people are able to choose if they want to enter a relationship with these existing dynamics. They argue, that there is still a hierarchy in play, this time on the axis of priority (another on of the 3 main components of hierarchy they propose). So some relationships have prioritized access to ressources / time / attention etc.

  • The part of the video I am talking about starts at 14:30

AnRel seemed to be opposed to both kinds of hierarchy. While I can easily understand and actively try to dismantle the first one, the second one - "descriptive hierarchy" - is something I can see in my, its hard for me to see how its a negative / authoritarian thing. I struggle to see ways to dismantle it, how it would look without this kind of "ranking of priorities" and how I & my relationship would benefit from it.

Anyone here has some experience to share / opinions on this?

 

In the video essay I previously posted - what even IS hierarchy? - by AnRel, AnRel(they/she) claims that there are (among others) prescriptive and descriptive hierarchies in non-monogamous relationship networks. From what I understood:

  • Prescriptive means things like primary/secondary, marriage etc where one relationship might have power over the other relationship via agreements, enforcing rules, vetos etc. This seemingly results in a hierarchy that works through power (one of the 3 main components of hierarchy they propose)

  • Descriptive means putting current structures of relating into words, kinda describing what the current state is (like "I have 2 anchor partners, I spend X amount of time with them, one is also my nesting partner, I also have a comet)" so people are able to choose if they want to enter a relationship with these existing dynamics. They argue, that there is still a hierarchy in play, this time on the axis of priority (another on of the 3 main components of hierarchy they propose). So some relationships have prioritized access to ressources / time / attention etc.

  • The part of the video I am talking about starts at 14:30

AnRel seemed to be opposed to both kinds of hierarchy. While I can easily understand and actively try to dismantle the first one, the second one - "descriptive hierarchy" - is something I can see in my, its hard for me to see how its a negative / authoritarian thing. I struggle to see ways to dismantle it, how it would look without this kind of "ranking of priorities" and how I & my relationship would benefit from it.

Anyone here has some experience to share / opinions on this?

 

cross-posted from: https://discuss.tchncs.de/post/37693294

Das hat der arme Frosta Konzern wirklich nicht verdient. Er hat doch Recht mit "ohne Haken". 😢

Quelle Schleppnetzfang: "Unser" Alaska-Seelachs wird im Nordost-Pazifik mit pelagischen Scherbrettnetzen gefangen. (3.99€)

Für die Masochisten: älterer LinkedIn Post, in dem abgefeiert wird, wie geil das die Leute verarscht ("Ohne Haken sagt mir nämlich: ich kann es genießen" - "tolle Idee, fantastischer Job" - "und jetzt nur noch fleißig Fischstäbchen kaufen")

Obligatorischer Bill Hicks on "Marketing"

 

cross-posted from: https://slrpnk.net/post/22730020

archived (Wayback Machine)

A reminder folks: people engage in this kind of radical protest because it works:

Results of two online experiments conducted with diverse samples (N = 2,772), including a study of the animal rights movement and a preregistered study of the climate movement, show that the presence of a radical flank increases support for a moderate faction within the same movement. Further, it is the use of radical tactics, such as property destruction or violence, rather than a radical agenda, that drives this effect. Results indicate the effect owes to a contrast effect: Use of radical tactics by one flank led the more moderate faction to appear less radical, even though all characteristics of the moderate faction were held constant. This perception led participants to identify more with and, in turn, express greater support for the more moderate faction. These results suggest that activist groups that employ unpopular tactics can increase support for other groups within the same movement, pointing to a hidden way in which movement factions are complementary, despite pursuing divergent approaches to social change.

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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/41446137

Cross-posted from "Evergreen" by @InevitableSwing@hexbear.net in !slop@hexbear.net


 

Was denkt ihr dazu?

Ich hoffe, dass die Betreibys mit klarer Anti AfD Positionierung (bspw regelmäßige Veranstaltungen dazu, Banner an der Außenfassade usw) das Vertrauen der "Musikszene" zurückgewinnen und damit auch noch ihrem Vermieter eins auswischen könnenn.

 

cross-posted from: https://slrpnk.net/post/20285751

https://archive.is/hqXeR

Das Outing ist übrigens hier nochmal zu finden https://kontrapolis.info/15363/

 

https://archive.is/hqXeR

Das Outing ist übrigens hier nochmal zu finden https://kontrapolis.info/15363/

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