Daytona Bellmont

"Anarcho-Communism isn't practical or realistic."

The Syndicalist of the CNT-FAI wanted to make a society based in workers associations and unions with bottom up governing structures and direct democracy, they succeed in this measure for the most part

secondly what do you say to the modern Anarchist Communist territories that exist? That of Rojava and The Zapatista Territories (EZLN)?

Rojava has existed since 2012 and has made significant progress in maintaining bottom up community structures, direct democracy, libertarian socialism, and progressive action

and the EZLN has existed since 1994 and had completely abolished private property, and has made significant progress in maintaining its direct democracy, bottom up governing, while being invaded by the Mexican government

"There are no demands to be made, no utopic visions to be upheld, no political programs to be followed — the path of resistance is one of pure negation"

It wasn't simply ultimately good and we shouldn't treat it as such. Now that being said nor was it ultimately bad either. It was simply an advancement in technology it's entirely neutral apart from its use

I wouldn't say it's trash it's definitely good

I'm just incapable of like playing it and even after my 120 hours I'm still just as bad as when I first started

I loved all the other souls games not immediately with some

Bloodbourne and ds3 took some getting used to

But elden ring actually broke me like I started having mental breakdowns because of how difficult it was and how little I felt I could learn

Do they have any idea how much legitimate bullshit there is to criticize? How many bad policy decisions were made? How the unforeseen consequences of certain actions or theory caused harm?

But nah, it's just "muh authoritarianism" 99% of the time.

Are critique Is that you believe your rulers will act benevolently and will not prioritize their own wants and selfishness and that if they do, it must be the wrong ruler instead of the system being the problem

Those policy errors will always repeat and are not avoidable. if you let the state have near full control of the economy, it will eventually choose to prioritize its own interest over that of the people.

Functionaly creating a new bourgeoisie ruleing class. This is a legitimate critique of Stateist socialism.

One that seems by all accounts to be true seeing as the two largest examples of Marxist-Lennenist ideology put into practice have slid back into capitalism

To fix this issue, you must learn to organize outside of the state and heavily minimize its role or, better yet git rid of it. Real worker ownership doesn't happen through a state it happens through co-operatives, communes, councils, and syndicates. All things stateists showed hostility against when they didn't fall in line with what the state wanted.