Yeah I just had to be pedantic lol my bad
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Yeah I agree. Though I can see it bring really confusing since there are so many tendencies of anarchism, because people can kinda interpret anarchism how they please, that it can be easy for wires to get crossed and for people to incorporate anprim beliefs into their conception of what anarchism is, among other beliefs that not all anarchists agree upon. Idk if creating different distinct categories would really fix that though, kinda how you pointed out the MLM thing
I know of a couple irl who I believe really understand what they mean when they claim it. I've met others but idk if they got past the "after the revolution we should all love in communes in the woods part
I kinda feel like, on the internet at least, the loudest anarchists are post-left, apolitical western anarchists who seem to be the most antagonistic to communism with just all around nonsensical takes. I've also never really met a principled anarchist in real life, either. Probably why it gets such a bad rap a lot of the time and why I kinda side stepped the ideology myself
What the hell man, this argument doesn't even make sense. Opium poppies are opioids and would fit into the natural/herbal category. Kratom as well and that shit is insanely addictive. I understand where they come from when it comes to big pharma intentionally getting people hooked for profit, but aside from that this is just ignorant.
Kinda funny I found a two part article about disability and the Russian Revolution/USSR just yesterday, and how one of the very first disability advocacy orgs in written history (supposedly) was formed under Lenin. Need to read it though
Can a comment from an outside source be used as a tagline? Because hexbear NEEDS it
Totally, kinda makes me wish I had my old beater car just to recreate that experience lol. Nothing quite like it
These are all full albums that I'm super partial to, enjoy
Yeah, it can be hard to figure out just what to say when it comes to topics like this. It's great that you're trying to be sensitive and do better, though! I think when talking about women's bodies especially its best to stay away from saying things like "masculine" or "skinny" or "fat", even if youre not attaching negative meaning to it.
This is coming from a person living in the US, so keep that in mind as i give this explanation, I'm also assuming this is a good faith question: oftentimes women of color are called masculine or manly in order to strip them of their femininity and insinuate that they are ugly because they dont fit very narrow, white beauty standards. It's considered misogynistic and racist. Also in the US "minorities" usually refers to people of color, so someone reading your comment could read it to mean "yeah, this person is puerto Rican so she has a masculine body type". I think the way your comment is worded looks a bit strange as well, like youre objectifying her on top of all that.
You saying that English is not your first language leads me to believe that those things weren't your intention and can even make your comment look like you are being complimentary, but if someone didnt know that it definitely looks questionable/racist
So embarrassing

Well at least it won't matter that crop yields are plummeting due to climate change. We won't be able to eat any of it anyway