Apenas lutando por um mundo melhor

Visto que todas as formas de governo falharam, o ANARQUISMO apresenta sua proposta: ESTUDAI-O!!!

Por que acreditar no Anarquismo?

O anarquismo é neutro, e defende a sociedade ideal que tanto sonhamos. Uma vez que você acredita, nada mais é capaz de te desiludir ou decepcionar, pois o anarquismo já fará parte de você, e jamais te trairá como o nosso sistema atual, que é covarde e ganancioso. Se vc desistir dessa causa, vc terá se traído, não o anarquismo, que prosseguirá com as pessoas conscientes.

Intentional Eating by Michael B. Smith

No thing is more elemental to life than eating. However an organism takes food into its body, if that process stops, so does life. This physiological fact of our own existence rarely enters the consciousness of the privileged denizens of the world. We acknowledge pangs of hunger by selecting something to eat from our heavily capitalized and extravagantly wasteful cornucopia. The ease, convenience, and low cost of sating hunger trump all other relationships to food for the majority of world's well-fed. As a consequence, rites of harvest, preparation, and communal consumption have diminished in importance. We therefore do not think enough about our food, about its origins, its function as a social binding agent, its effect on our bodies (at least beyond the "good for you/bad for you" dualism that hardly constitutes really thinking about food).

Ten Directions for Food and Anarchy by Joseph Heathcott

There are many consequences to the massive scale of our food production, distribution, marketing, and consumption. While we may celebrate its "convenience" or laude the "freedom of choice" it seems to provide, in reality its convenience masks disturbing inefficiencies, unsustainable extractive practices, and terrible injustices in distribution. The apparent abundance masks a basic orthodoxy in the way our food is grown, processed, and marketed. "Freedom of choice" really is not what it seems, since in fact we obtain most of our food within a narrowly defined system of capitalist production, underwritten by government subsidy at all levels--from the point of production (price controls, fallow payments, environmental clean-up of toxins, wars to protect fuel inputs, and laws that favor large-scale farms at the expense of family farms and smallholding) to the point of consumption (food stamps, laws that favor corporate supermarkets). We have many "choices" within one basic food system, rather than many choices within a heterogeneous food system.

There's been a move among think tanks (particularly RAND) and policymakers to come up with ways of dealing with the "problem" of the Internet. It seems they are concerned about decentralized, popular, democratized media, and want to get busy finding ways of bringing the Internet under control, like the other mass media: newspapers, radio, film, and television. Characteristically, they use militaristic euphemisms to define the coming "netwar" of the future, which amounts to the destruction of popular democracy on the Internet in favor of centralized, sanitized control. More...

This paper was originally written 11.29.95. as a result of discussions that we were having in San Francisco Food Not Bombs about our politics and how we represent our politics in literature. In a meeting on 11.09.95. we embarked on a rather in-depth and thought provoking discussion about anarchism and FNB. Most of us at the meeting strongly believed that FNB in its structure and goals was and always had been anarchist in orientation. However, there were several people who raised concerns about anarchist politics and the principles of FNB. More...

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