Like if anyone would believe

That our economy is about 80% reliant on the US?

TL;DR all of the snowflake diagonal anarchy flag colors are shorthand for "what initially pissed me off about the current civilization and made me an Anarchist" where the yellow stands for "muh taxes" and is understandable but usually indicates that they havent connected all of the dots

You would think that'd be a great case for Canadians to pursue autarky and other economically independent efforts but even then, Canada's a corporate welfare state for American branch companies.

Kek

Canadians are not at all risk takers and are highly averse to starting businesses.

Very mild mannered.

Why can't we just stick to the regular all-black flag for everyone

Which is just painfully Canadian.

Or the red/black one

Both are good for me

ive thought of making my own but too lazy

The flag threads on /pol/ and /fascist/ crack me up.

Now we have these stupid factions like "queer anarchism", "feminist anarchism" and "green anarchism"

Which is like

Very few of them understand vexillology.

Dude, regular anarchists has usually exactly the same views on these matters

What's the point of creating yet another faction

That just wants to highlight one of the issues with our society

Isn't that how anarchy works though? They're just expressing their individual rights like you are.

like a black one with the spear and scythe from the kronstdat flagin tan or like a black flag with a horizontal olive green switchblade or something

Like you cant actually make them stop.

Yeah, I'm not saying they shouldn't be allowed to do so

That's not very anarchist of you comrade.

But I just say imo it's stupid

And divisive

Why though?

Because you're telling other people what to do.

What's not anarchist about expressing my opinion?

"I'm not saying they shouldn't be allowed to do so"

"They shouldn't be allowed"

Being the key word.

I don't get your point tbh

"you shouldnt" and "im not allowing you" are two different things

authority and violence is key

And yeah, I literally said I'm not saying even that

Right but in Laure's opinion, if things were run as he sees them.

There would be some authority to stop them.

What

That's what you said, that's how shoulds work.

I literally said I'm not saying they shouldn't be allowed to do so
Which is like a negation of what you're arguing with