To me, vanguardism is just a fancy term for suppression, hierarchies, and state control.

It's about a small elite claiming to lead the masses, which is fundamentally at odds with traditional anarchism and syndicalism.

- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanguardism

I guess it's obvious I'm a syndicalist when I start crying at work, realizing the system that's been holding me down for almost 25 years of my life.

It’s a broken, unfair system that strips away our humanity. Every day it forces us to swallow the same garbage, reminding us who really holds the power.

I guess it’s obvious I’m an anarchist, given my interest in autonomous collectives and democratic, bottom-up unions.

I advocate for abolishing the state as we know it, and the more I micro-blog about it online, the more it sparks real-life conversations.

Again, if you disagree, move on. Build new connections instead of clinging to the same person who’s now a committed Anarcho-syndicalist.

No, I won't apologize for being an Anarchist. I believe in AnarchoSyndicalism, and that's not going to change.

It’s pointless to try convincing me to abandon this path I’ve chosen. Whether it’s family or friends, if you disagree, move on. Build new connections instead of clinging to the same person who’s now a committed AnarchoSyndicalist.

I was talking to someone in my Signal chat who said unions are hierarchical. But I don't see how that's true. If we're the ones running the union democratically from the ground up, with no bosses or rulers, how is that a hierarchy? We're not trying to replace one oppressive system with another. We're getting rid of the whole structure that stifles creativity, freedom, and solidarity.

If you're against syndicalism just because we organize through unions where everyone has an equal voice, no elites, no power imbalances, just people making decisions together, then you're misunderstanding what we're doing.

We are not tearing down democracy, political systems, monarchies, or hierarchies just to create new forms of authoritarian rule. That would be replacing one system of oppression with another.

Instead, the focus is on dismantling centralized power structures, corporate domination, and oppressive hierarchies.

From there, work toward a society where workers collectively organize through democratic, bottom-up unions to build and sustain communities free from control and suppression imposed from above.

I've never voted for a political party, and I never will. Why should I support a system that puts profits above people's needs?

We need a community-driven approach where resources are allocated based on what people actually need, not just to make money. We should focus on creating things for our local communities, not just for corporate profits.

If our demands aren't met, taking collective action like going on strike is the way to go. I believe in taking direct action and building strong, community-led initiatives, rather than relying on parties that don't address our basic needs.

@Colette_Libertine @HeavenlyPossum
Sorry I can't find the video, too much crap using the same words on the internet.

Anyway, here's another face of Zionism, the non-racist-genocidal-imperial-cannon-fodder-filthy-motherfuckers one :

The Kibbutz Movement and Anarchy :

https://lekibboutzdeparis.org/en/james-horrox-the-kibbutz-movement-and-anarchy-a-living-revolution