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The Unterrified Podcast #3 – This Is Our Truth, Tell Us Yours

Topics include: First reading of ‘Arboration’; Ernst Junger and Waldganger; Near-death experiences; ‘good’ elitism; Junger and 5 Germanies; Berthold Brecht; an attempt to wrap up ‘Discourse and Violence’; comfort; reasons for discomfort; barriers to inquiry, insight and action; dealing with false accusations of aggression; transgender and trans-race; ‘safe-spaces’ and ‘triggers’; reason is taken…

Who are the Unterrified?

There are people in this world who care not for what they are compelled to care for. We suspect that they are more numerous than they appear. Muted by the gaudy displays of daily civilization they think thoughts outside of realms that others would ever consider. Daily life is the land of the robot, conditioned by the demands of automated structures. Clock in, clock out, the tyranny of work. Days,…

On ‘Indigenous Anarchism’

I was recently directed to an essay by Aragorn called ‘Locating an Indigenous Anarchism’. Here are my responses to what I see are the most important points. ~ POINT 1: “no matter how skilled we personally are (or perceive ourselves to be) we need our extended family…[though] we will have to always keep in mind the matter of scale.” AGREED. A consentient community cannot consist of only one…

Dear David,

Let me first say that I admire your work immensely: your book ‘Debt’ has been top of my personal recommendations to friends and concerned acquaintances for a good while now, so that they might better understand  the system they live within.

Also, I am very sure we have more in common than we have to separate us, and there is an almost unlimited amount of topics I could and…

The full title of this mini-essay is ‘Open Ways of Thinking and Closed Systems of Behaviour: Moral Libertarianism and Essentialism’.

I am sure everyone can appreciate that some ways of thinking are open (to context and to change) and some are closed and rigid, not allowing for inputs. I would say that the latter are not ‘ways of thinking’ but ‘systems of behaviour’, since they actually…