WarCat72Tell me, what book do you think I need to read to better understand Anarchy?
WarCat72Isaiah EvansonTalk about edge. Tough guy over here doesn't want to crack open a few books. That's cool.
Do you like vanilla or chocolate?
Is that your standard fallback position? Call a person a book licker because I wouldn't ask you to educate me?
I have these books on my shelf in my office here at home.
Proposed Roads to Freedom (1919) by Bertrand Russell
Anarchism or Socialism (1924) by Joseph Stalin
In Defense of Anarchism (1970) by Robert Paul Wolff, this one I have read more than once. It can be a bit dry at times, but it was an interesting read.
The Coming Insurrection (2007) by The Invisible Committee
Anarchism: A Marxist Criticism (2011) by John Molyneux
Immigrants Against the State (2017) by Tom Goyens
Tell me, what book do you think I need to read to better understand Anarchy?
WarCat72Wow dude, you really don’t like being disagreed with. I just stated you didn’t know a damn thing about me, which you don’t. You keep making assumptions about me, which is making me think that you are as close minded as you assume me of being. “Consider yourself fortunate I’m still being civil” wow dude, pots and kettles come to mind. If you want to engage in a civil conversation then let us do so, or don’t. But don’t think your veiled threats of being uncivil mean anything online.
BestSecretaryEverWarCat72Wow dude, you really don’t like being disagreed with. I just stated you didn’t know a damn thing about me, which you don’t. You keep making assumptions about me, which is making me think that you are as close minded as you assume me of being. “Consider yourself fortunate I’m still being civil” wow dude, pots and kettles come to mind. If you want to engage in a civil conversation then let us do so, or don’t. But don’t think your veiled threats of being uncivil mean anything online.
You threw out a book by Joseph Stalin to demonstrate your knowledge of anarchism.
This is hilarious beyond compare.
WarCat72No... I said that I had read several works about anarchism, and Stalin's is one of them. Granted, his book was an explanation to his followers, specifically the Black Army, as to why socialism with him in charge was better than anarchy and therefore better for Russia. Considering that the Black Army originally wanted to overthrow the Czar and start an anarchist type of rule over Russia it seemed appropriate. You know something, Commander Evanson is probably an ok dude. And I will check out his reading list. You on the otherhand... you seem like a complete jackwagon.
