Message from @Builderelf

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2018-01-24 02:26:11 UTC  

I came across it before, i just saw kaiserriech after

2018-01-24 02:26:32 UTC  

but from what I understand, it sounds like labor cartels are a way to regionally group trade unions, and said labor cartels would organize things like:
1. How much of x resource we need to produce

2018-01-24 02:26:40 UTC  

2. education/propaganda

2018-01-24 02:26:44 UTC  

3. Class unity

2018-01-24 02:26:59 UTC  

which is pretty broad, and a little weird to me

2018-01-24 02:27:07 UTC  

Sounds like something that would fall apart within less than a week.

2018-01-24 02:27:18 UTC  

yeah, i could see that

2018-01-24 02:27:29 UTC  

the trade unions just provide more stability than the cartles

2018-01-24 02:27:34 UTC  

in my opinion at least

2018-01-24 02:28:01 UTC  

like I agree that said unions need to federate, but these cartels are too general and too hard to organize I think

2018-01-24 02:28:06 UTC  

Would a trade union provide more stability than a drug cartel? That remains to be seen.

2018-01-24 02:28:18 UTC  

I guess thats debatable

2018-01-24 02:28:19 UTC  

And, good luck getting anarchists to centralize with no incentive.

2018-01-24 02:28:24 UTC  

but im in favor of the trade unions

2018-01-24 02:28:51 UTC  

i mean, anarchists love some direct democracy, i think thats incentive enough

2018-01-24 02:29:14 UTC  

and by making a directly democratic federation, itll provide more stability to the anarchist society while keeping the freedom

2018-01-24 02:29:27 UTC  

The fact that a warlord who only operates off of drugs and oppression, can provide more stability than a trade union is a god damn shame.

2018-01-24 02:29:33 UTC  

plus, its a justified heirarchy, because it's, well, directly democratic

2018-01-24 02:29:41 UTC  

id say so

2018-01-24 02:29:57 UTC  

Heirarchy is non existant in the eyes of anarchists, because they see it as oppression.

2018-01-24 02:30:06 UTC  

but nowadays trade unions kinda plummited in quality and popularity after the dang old 1930s or so

2018-01-24 02:30:22 UTC  

Well I wonder why that might be.

2018-01-24 02:30:29 UTC  

no, heirarchy is real, and its everywhere, anarchists just wanna get rid of unjustified heirarchy

2018-01-24 02:30:43 UTC  

Probably because stalin had them all murdered or thrown in a concrete hole in the ground.

2018-01-24 02:31:11 UTC  

@Builderelf I didn't say that it didn't exist, but most anarchists will come to a conclusion that hierarchy is a form of oppression and everybody is equal.

2018-01-24 02:31:13 UTC  

in my opinion, trade unions dropped off after the 1930s (especially in the US) after some reforms were earned and WW2 came around, so anarchism and trade unionism became a thing of the psat

2018-01-24 02:31:15 UTC  

At least from what I have seen.

2018-01-24 02:31:36 UTC  

"Heirarchy is non existant in the eyes of anarchists"

2018-01-24 02:31:41 UTC  

u did lol

2018-01-24 02:31:47 UTC  

but your revised statement is true

2018-01-24 02:31:56 UTC  

i guess you just mistyped, it happens to us all

2018-01-24 02:31:59 UTC  

😉

2018-01-24 02:32:15 UTC  

sorry who did stalin have murdered and thrown in a concrete hole

2018-01-24 02:32:23 UTC  

@Builderelf I said that it didn't exist in the eyes of anarchists.

2018-01-24 02:32:34 UTC  

I didn't state that I personally believed it didn't exist.

2018-01-24 02:32:58 UTC  

meh, I still think anarchists see heirarchy everywhere

2018-01-24 02:33:04 UTC  

@Onlyinmizzou Too many to count.

2018-01-24 02:33:15 UTC  

you can see lots of us anarchists going on and on about unjustified heirarchy

2018-01-24 02:33:17 UTC  

@Builderelf You think, but how do you know?

2018-01-24 02:33:21 UTC  

so i mean, we think its real tho

2018-01-24 02:33:44 UTC  

Again, how do you know it's real?