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out on the kocker
I mean, its just another middle class consumerist lifestyle choice like any other innit.
I have no problem with it in this respect. It's somewhat annoying when its adherents confuse it with politics, however.
Bristol Anarchist Bookfair - Saturday 13th September
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I have no problem with it in this respect. It's somewhat annoying when its adherents confuse it with politics, however.
Can't you just turn off when you see vegans then?
I mean, its just another middle class consumerist lifestyle choice like any other innit.
But then I'd have to look at the anarchists promoting nationalist politics, or the anarchist hunt sabs demanding the police 'enforce the ban' etc etc
Quite liked the book publisher stands, Afed, CW, IWW & LCAP. A lot of the rest was a load of shite though.
ETA: don't even get me started on the primmos
What sort of nationalist shite do Bristol anarchists push then Jittug?
Most of the anarchists I know locally are really anti nationalist big time.
And wannabe anarcho hunt sabbers asking the nice policeman to enforce the ban on fox hunting is political bankruptcy, have they no self respect?
What is a primmo? I am imagining a device using lighter fluid to dangerously extract illegal dugs.
Most of the anarchists I know locally are really anti nationalist big time.
And wannabe anarcho hunt sabbers asking the nice policeman to enforce the ban on fox hunting is political bankruptcy, have they no self respect?
What is a primmo? I am imagining a device using lighter fluid to dangerously extract illegal dugs.
hermitical
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primitivists...
all nationalism is bad until we start talking about Ireland, Palestine, the Basque country etc etc
confused
Primmos are primativists, they think we should all live in trees and that
hiya
we have got a feedback form here:
http://bristol.indymedia.org/attachments/sep2008/bookfair_feedback_form.doc
If the composition of the workshops wasn't how u felt it should have been then suggestions for next year (or for events before that) will be a good thing. I helped with the bookfair and we basically weren't inundated with class struggle workshops,. More would be welcomed. Also as a organising collective we had meetings where we would look at the proposals and argue what should and shouldn't be included. And several of us are interested in ecological issues + permaculture, think it is well interesting, relevent and important, alongside class struggle.
But if people want a different set up then they are welcome to come to the pre event meetings and argue for what they believe in
best
s
we have got a feedback form here:
http://bristol.indymedia.org/attachments/sep2008/bookfair_feedback_form.doc
If the composition of the workshops wasn't how u felt it should have been then suggestions for next year (or for events before that) will be a good thing. I helped with the bookfair and we basically weren't inundated with class struggle workshops,. More would be welcomed. Also as a organising collective we had meetings where we would look at the proposals and argue what should and shouldn't be included. And several of us are interested in ecological issues + permaculture, think it is well interesting, relevent and important, alongside class struggle.
But if people want a different set up then they are welcome to come to the pre event meetings and argue for what they believe in
best
s
