The idea that the 'workers are brainwashed' is the worst kind of 1960's Freudian claptrap, and I cannot fathom why anyone still uses this kind of Platonic nonsense. It would just be to give more power to an even more unjustified authoritarian power.

One example is the quote I put in the titel, the original quote is this: 'In today's world, I think, the goals of a commited anarchist should be to defend som state institutions from attack agains them, while trying at the same time to pry them open to more meaningful public participation - and ultimately, to dismantle them in a much more free society, if the appropriate circumstanses can be achived.'Ĭhomsky argues that as it is today any inch of power that is taken away from the state is just given to private corporations instead, and that is not a step towards the anarchistic ideal an anarchist should aim for (even though those ideals of course can be very different). How ever it looks like his ideas differs a lot from what i'm seeing here on r/anarchism. I just finished reading 'Chomsky on Anarchism' by Noam Chomsky/Barry Pateman and he is a man i really admire. This subreddit stands against hate speech

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