"The world we live in depends entirely upon our social and financial investments; we go on living in this world of low wages, high rent, and invisible chains, because everyday people wake up and, seeing no other viable option, invest their energy and ingenuity in surviving within the current system, thus perpetuating Capitalism. If you can somehow invest yourself in creating and perpetuating another world, Through violent revolution of the Proletariat, or through peaceful social reform with the will for violence if necessary, that world will become the logic behind living as a radical, Investing yourself in the frontlines of your liberation. Now, one person alone living and believing against the grain cannot survive for long, let alone make a real impact; but a small tribe of people, a United Front, who reinforce and sustain the ideals of Marx and Lenin as well as one another can thrive, and help others open doors to the ideal human society. "
- Guerilla Warfare and the Iron Collective (unfinished), final paragraph of chapter 2 - Winterfaerie
Damn this is sweet, I didn’t know you were writing a book. Tell me about it.
I explain everything a revolutionary would need to know to go from a pre-revolutionary organization (starting with an anarchist friendly organization model), then transition into things, structures, and theory that would be important during the revolutionary war. I talk on a number of topics, and walk through the reason the war itself needs to be authoritarian politically. Think about it like a handbook for revolutionaries.
IMO the best part of the book is that both auths and anarchos can get useful information from it, and it’s not too hard for other left ideologies to change a few words and make my theories work for them, and I try not to use terms or language that is utterly revolting to the honest and dedicated anarchist. Separating between factions during the war will only cripple our united front, various wars and conflict have taught us that so I’m trying to provide a viewpoint that unifies ultimately.
Well said, but you could use a good editor. I have an English degree, I’d be happy to look it over and give some suggestions.
thanks, I’m still in the “just get your ideas down, then fix the grammar later” phase, when I get everything down I’ll go through with some helpers I already have lined up to make everything honkey-dorry.
If you wanna get in on the fix-it group, you can contact me on discord (Farmer Rae loves you <3#8106) and we can have a discussion, p much just so I’m not showing my book to someone who’s malicious and’ll do something shitty.
