When there is state there can be no freedom, but when there is freedom there will be no state.
-Vladimir Lenin...
Rabu, 15 Jun 2011
Jumaat, 10 Jun 2011
Because old age pensioners eat dog food.
Because single moms on welfare cry.
Because politicians steal our futures.
Because women can’t walk the streets safely.
Because I want to breathe fresh clean air.
Because hope, freedom and dignity are never on special at walmart.
Because capitalism is a scam.
Why am I an anarchist?
Because I’m tired of supermarket rip offs.
Because truth, peace and justice are almost extinct.
Because TV and newspapers lie.
Because kids go to school hungry.
Because I feel unsafe around cops.
Because America’s president leaves me no choice.
Because poetry and butterflies demand equal time.
Why am I an anarchist?
Because no one will watch the rain.
Because groundhogs and rabbits are getting murdered.
Because two-headed chickens protests and no one listens.
Because twenty minutes of sunshine can now kill.
Because rent is no longer affordable.
Because we deserve better.
Why am I an anarchist?
Because banks rob people and it’s not a crime.
Because I want to banish all cars from the city.
Because they built prisons but close hospitals and schools.
Because neither the sun, the moon or the stars are for sale.
Because corporate greed destroys lakes, rivers and forests.
Because I’m not afraid to dream.
Because I refuse to remain silent.
Why am I an anarchist?
Because it’s time to shut down McDonalds.
Because I have friends who can’t afford to visit the dentist.
Because one homeless family is too much.
Because the state blames and attacks the poor but rewards it’s friends.
Because no fat cat lying politician ever has to wait for the bus.
Because I want social revolution now (now) (now) (now)
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by: NORMAN NAWROCKI
Selasa, 7 Jun 2011
We want a world where our government is local and accountable and truly 'by the people, for the people'. A world where democracy is direct and real.
We want a world where we do not work for the profit of others, but for our own benefit.
We want a world where we keep whatever profits our work produces, rather than giving it away to absentee owners.
We want a world where the management of our firms is accountable to us, not appointed by strangers.
We want a world where there is full employment - that large numbers of people were not kept semi-permanently unemployed, and wasted to society. We want a world where there is no more poverty.
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