#berkman

[coxiro]

not a ship, but it's definitely them ( Barry and Hank )

another one, sorry

[meatthawsmoth]

Labor is toil to-day, unpleasant, exhausting, and wearisome. But usually it is not the work itself that is so hard: it is the conditions under which you are compelled to labor that make it so. Particularly the long hours, unsanitary workshops, bad treatment, insufficient pay, and so on. Yet the most unpleasant work could be made lighter by improving the environment. Take gutter cleaning, for instance. It is dirty work and poorly paid for. But suppose, for example, that you should get 20 dollars a day instead of 5 dollars for such work. You will immediately find your job much lighter and pleasanter. The number of applicants for the work would increase at once. Which means that men are not lazy, not afraid of hard and unpleasant labor if it is properly rewarded. But such work is considered menial and is looked down upon. Why is it considered menial? Is it not most useful and absolutely necessary? Would not epidemics sweep our city but for the street and gutter cleaners? Surely, the men who keep our town clean and sanitary are real benefactors, more vital to our health and welfare than the family physician. From the viewpoint of social usefulness the street cleaner is the professional colleague of the doctor: the latter treats us when we are ill, but the former helps us keep well. Yet the physician is looked up to and respected, while the street cleaner is slighted. Why? Is it because the street cleaner’s work is dirty? But the surgeon often has much 'dirtier' jobs to perform. Then why is the street cleaner scorned? Because he earns little.

Alexander Berkman, The ABC of Anarchism

[meep-meep-richie]

You wanna know what I’m good at? I’m good at killing people.
I know there’s more to me than that. Maybe, I don’t know, maybe there’s not. Maybe this is all I’m good at.
Check out the whole video here: https://youtu.be/t5MNEUHUgkw

[missedherchainsaw]

[bambii-kujo]

Close up of Mr. Berkman! He's a cutie patootie and I picked him because he was so curious of me and wanted to fight me when i put my nail up to his cup. I love him with all my heart♡

[1929crash]

With Friends like Anarchists...

With Friends like Anarchists…

A state without borders is a State of War

The only thing holding back the Libertarian party is a pack of communist anarchists claiming Ayn Rand’s 1947 non-aggression principle requires the abolition of a State that protects individual rights by enforcing objectively-defined laws against theft, fraud and violence. (link) For full context, understand that a free laissez-faire government with no…

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[heinoushomelander]

I DECIDED TO POST THE BARRY SMUT TONIGHT! ENJOY!

[howieabel]

“Kropotkin dying of hunger, Berkman by his own hand, Fanny Baron biting her executioners, Mahkno in the odor of calumny, Trotsky, too, I suppose, passionately, after his fashion. Do you remember? What is it all for, this poetry, This bundle of accomplishment Put together with so much pain?” — Kenneth Rexroth, “August 22, 1939,” written on the anniversary of the murder of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti.