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Why isn't this website more popular?
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this post was submitted on 30 Dec 2025
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the reason i'm hesistent to go this far with labels is that some of these particularities come down to us (using "us" broadly) for a hypothetical situation of when the rev comes. Getting too in the weeds nitpicking our little image of what that looks like can get boring to me. So i tend to focus more on what i have politically in common with people on an everyday material level.
Theres this author called Wayne Price that I like. https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/wayne-price-what-is-anarchist-communism. Also for a take on the vanguard party sorta that i like. it kind of gets outlined here and in other stuff by the Invisible Committee [https://archive.org/details/ToOurFriendsByTheInvisibleCommittee]