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"yes, i know western media lied about iraq, cuba, vietnam, china, palestine, libya, pakistan, yemen, and somalia, but north korea?? no way, impossible!! they would NEVER lie about north korea!! this is the one time they are absolutely accurate and telling the truth!!!"
that's how most of you sound.
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It’s so interesting how people will act so surprised and disturbed about how brutal Victorian beauty standards and procedures were when we have people risking their lives for BBLs and plastic surgery. Do people not know how risky these procedures can be? Not to mention how sexist beauty standards are, with all of the double standards.
I saw your post that had the advanced anarchist arsonal. Do you have any other anarchist books that have been heavily censored?
Mmm.... not really, no 😅
HOWEVER It turns out that Internet Archive has quite a few. Here are a few collections that seem like a good place to start:
182 books published by AK Press - These seem like more polished, mainstream, intellectual - BORING. Comrade, do I look like I want professional graphic design and glossy, properly-bound books? Who wants anarchist lit with an official ISBN number from THE MAN?
300+ books by Sprout Distro - Okay, now that's more like it. Their shitty black-and-white zines about showing up to protests to cause a ruckus are clearly designed to be printed at home and distributed by hand - way more authentically anarchist imho
4000+ books in the Sparrow's Nest Library and Archive - Aw fuck yeah. That's the kind of look I like in my underground literature. An interesting collection of historic self-published anarchist materials - largely from the UK.
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RANT:
I'm finding it harder and harder to engage in leftist spaces lately.
People seem more interested in proving they're the "better" or more informed person than actually building community or helping others get involved.
I still hold the same leftist values I've always held, but I've made a lot of attempts to participate in different groups and conversations, and the responses feel hostile, judgmental, or dismissive. It feels like people are being called into action and then severely criticized the moment they show up.
ALSO the left tends to use shame as a tool for change. Instead of helping people understand an issue, sharing resources, or making information more accessible, people are often mocked and bullied for not already knowing something.
Not everyone has the same education, reading level, life experience, or access to information. The goal is to bring more people in, and that approach seems soo counterproductive.
Fear, guilt, might motivate SOME people, but for a lot of others it just creates anxiety and paralysis until they mentally disengage.
I want to help. I want to be involved. I care so deeply in my heart about these issues. But it's extremely difficult to participate in spaces where people seem so excited and giddy to tear each other down over small disagreements or mistakes.
I wish we were better at meeting people where they are. The left needs to start offering legitimate easy to access support and resources. We should be building each other up instead of constantly testing people to see who belongs. I think we'd get a lot more done if we focused less on policing people more on helping people learn, grow, and take action in a way that actually feels hopeful and productive.
