anarchistin

we do not fear anarchy, we invoke it

[anarchistin]

Ever since the Indian govt passed the new anti-trans bill which invalidates the legal recognition of the identities of trans people and other minorities, it has started immediately causing a lot of pain, despair and suffering across the community.

The law is not in force yet but this has already led to an avalanche of attacks on queer people across the country.

This fundraiser aims to fulfil the needs of trans and queer folks in India, it is for whoever needs it and approaches for it.

Please donate and share the fundraiser as wide as possible. It may change lives. Please share this fundraiser link if you can.

Thank you.

Donate to An Emergency Fund Pool for Queer People in India, organized by Rajkumar Devjani

This is an initiative started by Josephine Kaleida, a transwoman liv… Rajkumar Devjani needs your support for An Emergency Fund Pool for Que

[tsarina-anadyomene]

People are very uncomfortable with vegetarianism and veganism because it suggests that there's something deeply wrong with everyday life and their complicity in it. Which I think is a normal reaction. But I think if your internet persona is serious unrepentant communist it's a general species of reaction you might be obligated to get under control if you want to be a coherent and unified agent.

[maybetheyregiants]

dont talk about trying to kill yourself in the vent channel in your friend group server. dont talk about trying to kill yourself on tumblr dot com. dont talk about trying to kill yourself in dms. dont talk about trying to kill yourself to your therapist. dont talk about trying to kill yourself to your parents.

[maybetheyregiants]

the only thing worse than trying to kill yourself is daring to inflict that information on other people

[maybetheyregiants]

good to know one day ill just stop posting and everyone will be so relieved that they dont have to wonder if i actually did it this time or not because in my infinite mercy i didnt fucking post about it

[whereserpentswalk]

The purpose of a system is what it does and the current system of dealing with suicidality seems to fixate on making sure as many people with suicidality go through with it quietly and without warning.

[pizzaback]

every time people bring up evil shit that facebook has done i think about how it’s fucked that nobody in facebook’s administration has faced any sort of justice for their part in carelessly disseminating pro-genocide propaganda. a little crazymaking that people don’t bring that part up more often tbh

[sgt-cookie-2]

Me (A time traveler visiting 20-year old Mozart): OK, so, this is called an electric guitar, basically instead of the body functioning as a resonance chamber, it produces music by harnessing the power of lightning. Do you have any other questions?

Mozart (Currently shredding Violin Concerto No. 1 on the guitar, having figured it out within 30 seconds): What other music can be made from harnessed lightning?

Me (Loading up some heavy dubstep): Oh, we're just getting started.

[boringkate]

Every homeless person you see on the streets has been put there by force or the threat of force by the police to protect the profits of landowners and landlords and less directly to act as an example and threat for workers who might otherwise be less willing to accept unjust wages and working conditions.

[anarchistin]

To argue that Hinduization is an essential prerequisite for building a humanistic world is a laughable proposition. In fact, it is the Hindus the world over who need to be humanized, for they are in the grip of an inhuman system based on untouchability, discrimination and exploitation.

And on top of that, they believe that they are the best! Thus, it is not the Hinduization of the world but the humanization of Hindus that would pave the way for the making of a humanistic world.

RSS talks religion but means Brahmanism - Forward Press

Mohan Bhagwat has said that the Sangh would support any organization working for the rise of religion and nation. The message is very clear:

[anarchistin]

"not all medical doctors (but certainly most) cannot stand well-informed patients"

— potatum

[kropotkindersurprise]

May 22, 2026 - A noble street rat in Berlin displays his kind's strong sense of justice, as he attacks and disturbs a line of the lowliest and most dishonorable kind of vermin one could ever hope to meet: German riot police on their way to attack a Palestinian solidarity demonstration. [video]

[grompfus]

[skotoseme]

Excerpt from Soviet-Armenian film Nahapet Նահապետ (1977) directed by Henrik Malyan. Based on a novel by Hrachya Kochar, the film depicts the Armenian genocide of 1915. Nahapet is a survivor who tries to rebuild his life after the tragic loss of his family. The scene is accompanied with Armenian folk song “Dle Yaman” Դլե Յաման, which became a hymn of the genocide, here it is sung by Melania Abovian. 

One of the recurring scenes in the film involves scores of red apples falling from a tree, rolling into a river, and floating en masse downstream. The scene is a painful symbolic reminder of the multitude of Armenian bodies thrown into the Euphrates by the Young Turk regime during the genocide. (x)

An apple tree on the lakeshore, with countless red fruits rolling down towards the blue water, is how Malyan, the ‘lyricist’ of Armenian cinema, pictures the huge loss sustained by his nation. Yet like all true metaphors, this image is multi-semantic and means not only loss but continuation, the prospect of reaching the shore one day. […] ‘salvation’ and ‘revival’ of the apple tree symbolize the rebirth of a massacred nation. (x)

[anarchist-caravan]

“Stirner’s egoism is not an appeal for individuals to be less altruistic, but only to become aware of the fact that seemingly altruistic behavior can be separated into that which is motivated by a personal interest in, or love for, the other, or by a sense of duty, of holy obligation. Stirner agitates only against the latter motivation for behavior, showing that duty relates to an abstract concept of universal good, or universal interest, which exists only as a spook. Far from denying cooperation, Stirner animates the individual to associate freely in whatever constellation is capable of advancing his or her own interest.”

— Elmo Feiten, “Will the Real Max Stirner Please Stand Up?” (via meatthawsmoth)

[boringkate]

Every homeless person you see on the streets has been put there by force or the threat of force by the police to protect the profits of landowners and landlords and less directly to act as an example and threat for workers who might otherwise be less willing to accept unjust wages and working conditions.

[strawberry-crocodile]

ultimately the best way to prevent abuse is to organize society in such a way that everyone's needs are met wothout having to rely on a parent or employer or boyfriend or any one individual. obviously wont stop, like, manipulation or so on, but the ability to dangle basic needs over someone's head is one of the most powerful and consistant tools of abuse out there. if someone is able to just leave, and know that they will have access to food and shelter and clean water and education, that will enable so, so mamy victims of abuse to do just that.

[strawberry-crocodile]

really funny how like 10% of the comments are people going "nuh uh" and the remaining 90% are people going "this is literally whats happening to me/my mom/etc Right Now"

[anarchistin]

All achievements attributed to institutional hierarchies, whether corporations or government agencies, are really the work of the peer groups of cooperating human beings inside them, keeping them going despite authoritarian interference and irrationality from the managers at the top of the hierarchy. The question of what kind of parasitic hierarchy least impedes this process matters less than abolishing the hierarchies altogether.

People Make Things — Not Corporations, Not Government

On Facebook, Doug Henwood — author of Wall Street and editor of the Left Business Observer — recently pointed to the U.S. Arpa-E agency’s de

[polyamandhellaglam]

Polyamory is safe for work. Polyamory is safe for kids. Polyamory is safe for day time tv. Polyamory isn’t more sexual than any other relationship and it can be just as romantic, sweet, and healthy.

[estrogenesis-vaporeongelion]

i mean this so sincerely if you are a man in 2026 you should expect to be on thin fucking ice with the women in your life and if this confuses or enrages you then you are part of the reason why

[estrogenesis-vaporeongelion]

if you aren't even aware that we are right now all of us living in an ongoing worldwide antifeminist backlash, that is not a oh-no-cute-oopsie kind of ignorance. that fully goes past "complicit" and enters "actively part of the problem" territory. it makes me contemptuous of you. it makes me not want to know you at all. i doubt i'm alone in that.

[anarchistin]

In Chicago the anarchists were the main force in the union movement, and partially as a result of their presence, the unions translated this call into strikes on May 1st.

The anarchists thought that the eight hour day could only be won through direct action and solidarity. They considered that struggles for reforms, like the eight hour day, were not enough in themselves. They viewed them as only one battle in an ongoing class war that would only end by social revolution and the creation of a free society. It was with these ideas that they organised and fought.

MAY DAY IS THE WORKERS’ DAY

The history of Mayday is closely linked with the anarchist movement and the struggles of working people for a better world. Its origins lie