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rojonoir.bsky.social

@rojonoir.bsky.social

Long time leftist, heavily influenced by Marx et al but now happily drawn to anarchism. Learning more everyday and enjoying the transition. Angered by so much but still full of hope for radical change.

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Bèth Cèu @bethceu.bsky.social · 03/09/2025

Pathetic, shameful commentary from the #Eurosport journalists covering today’s stage of the #VueltaaEspaña. The people protesting at the finish line are there because systematic MASS MURDER is taking place. How dare they assume that no-one who enjoys cycling cares about the genocide. #FreePalestine

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rojonoir.bsky.social @rojonoir.bsky.social · 05/03/2025

Mutual Aid is resistance! We can start small,and with people in our communities to build solidarity and resistance. This is not charity!

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Zoe Baker @anarchozoe.bsky.social · 08/02/2025

Historical anarchist theory often makes me think about the importance of neurodiversity. They wanted to build a society in which everyone can be themselves, rather than masking in order to fit in and be 'normal'. source: Berkman, What is Communist Anarchism theanarchistlibrary.org/library/alex...

Quote that reads "It is said that no two blades of grass are alike. Much less so are human beings. In the whole wide world no two persons are exactly similar even in physical appearance; still more dissimilar are they in their physiological, mental, and psychical make-up. Yet in spite of this diversity and of a thousand and one differentiations of character we compel people to be alike to-day. Our life and habits, our behavior and manners, even our thoughts and feelings are pressed into a uniform mold and fashioned into sameness. The spirit of authority, law, written and unwritten, tradition and custom force us into a common groove and make of man a will-less automaton without independence or individuality".

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