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A library enthusiasts introduction
The How, The Why & The Lessons Learned
Further Reading
A Short List of Some of the Deleted Texts
1. Yang Chu’s Garden of Pleasure
Chapter 1: The Vanity of Fame
Chapter 2: Real and False Greatness
Chapter 3: The Shortness of Conscious Life
Chapter 4: Death the Equalizer
Chapter 5: False Virtues
Chapter 6: The Ideal Life
Chapter 7: Duty to the Living and the Dead
Chapter 8: The Art of Life
Chapter 9: The Happy Hedonists
Chapter 10: The Joyous Life of Tuan-Mu-Shu
Chapter 11: The Foolishness of Wanting a Long Life
Chapter 12: Self-Sacrifice and Self-Aggrandizement
Chapter 13: The Vanity of Reputation
Chapter 14: Difficulty and Ease of Government
Chapter 15: All Things Pass
Chapter 16: The Nature of Man
Chapter 17: The Four Chimeras
Chapter 18: All Pleasures are Relative
Chapter 19: The Wisdom of Contentment
2. Bob Black’s Letter to Seattle Police
3. Liberation Theology for Quakers
About the Authors
Acknowledgements
Liberation Theology
Early Friends
Our Formation: Macedonia Cooperative Community
Accompaniment: The Southern Civil Rights Movement
Accompaniment: Draft Counseling
Accompaniment: Moving To Youngstown
Using One’s Pain
Nicaragua
St. Mary of the Angels
You Are the God of the Poor
In El Bonete
Return to Quakerism: Nonviolence
The Gulf War
Retirees
Return to Quakerism: A Believable Jesus
Conclusions
A Short Bibliography on Liberation Theology
4. Outlaw Kings and Rebellion Chic
The Non-Ideological Hero
Revolution Without Revolution
Who Profits?
5. Think of the (queer) children
6. A Planned and Coordinated Anarchy
Abstract
Introduction
Stalinism and the Two Communist Parties
Barricades: Diliman, University Belt, Los Banos
The Diliman Commune
Monday, 1 February
Tuesday, 2 February
Wednesday, 3 February
Thursday, 4 February
Friday, 5 February, to Tuesday, 9 February
Aftermath
Conclusion
Abbreviations Used
References
Author
7. Reversing the “Model”
“Who Killed the Unions?”
Imports, Outsourcing, and the “Other”
The Case of Steel
CIO “Model”?
Reversing the “Model”
8. You Shouldn’t Have to Pay to Be Alive
Beyond Hope: A Cogent and Effective Solution
Many Roads to the Dawn
9. Imagining an optimistic cyber-future
Social media and its role in society
Privacy, property, and abundance for everyone everywhere
The rise and fall of techno-feudalism
10. The Gender Binary Is a Tool of White Supremacy
Historical Gender Variance
Colonial Gender in Action
Women and Race
Transmisogyny’s Racist and Antisemitic Legacy
Conclusion
11. DIY Template for Horizontal Bylaws
12. Strike Strategy
Foreword
Part One
Chapter 1: The Right to Strike
Chapter 2: The Great Tradition
Chapter 3: Strikes and Politics
Chapter 4: Application of Military Strategy
Part Two
Chapter 5: Preparing for Battle
Chapter 6: On the Line
Chapter 7: On the Offensive
Chapter 8: Public Support
Part Three
Chapter 9: Violence on the Picket Line
Chapter 10: Murder in Our Time
Chapter 11: Modern Strikebreaking – The Mohawk Valley Formula
Chapter 12: “Law and Order”
Chapter 13: Back-to-Work Movements
Part Four
Chapter 14: Strike Leadership
Appendix: White Collar Strikes[325]
Roll Call of the Dead
Bibliography
13. The Faculty of Language
Defining the Target: Two Senses of the Faculty of Language
The Comparative Approach to Language Evolution
Testing Hypotheses About the Evolution of the Faculty of Language
Comparative Evidence for the Faculty of Language
Conclusions
13. The Faculty of Language
Defining the Target: Two Senses of the Faculty of Language
The Comparative Approach to Language Evolution
Testing Hypotheses About the Evolution of the Faculty of Language
Comparative Evidence for the Faculty of Language
Conclusions
References and Notes
14. Open Letter to New York School Officials
Introduction
Open Letter
15. Next Stop?
16. Are Prisons Obsolete?
Chapter 1. Introduction: Prison Reform or Prison Abolition?
Chapter 2. Slavery, Civil Rights, and Abolitionist Perspectives Toward Prison
Chapter 3. Imprisonment and Reform
Chapter 4. How Gender Structures The Prison System
Chapter 5. The Prison Industrial Complex
Chapter 6. Abolitionist Alternatives
17. The Killing Fields
The Whole Story
1: WE WANT FREEDOM. WE WANT POWER TO DETERMINE THE DESTINY OF OUR BLACK AND OPPRESSED COMMUNITIES.
2: WE WANT FULL EMPLOYMENT FOR OUR PEOPLE.
3: WE WANT AN END TO THE ROBBERY BY THE CAPITALISTS OF OUR BLACK AND OPPRESSED COMMUNITIES.
4: WE WANT DECENT HOUSING, FIT FOR THE SHELTER OF HUMAN BEINGS.
5: WE WANT DECENT EDUCATION FOR OUR PEOPLE THAT EXPOSES THE TRUE NATURE OF THIS DECADENT AMERICAN SOCIETY. WE WANT EDUCATION THAT TEACHES US OUR TRUE HISTORY AND OUR ROLE IN THE PRESENT-DAY SOCIETY.
6: WE WANT COMPLETELY FREE HEALTH CARE FOR All BLACK AND OPPRESSED PEOPLE.
7: WE WANT AN IMMEDIATE END TO POLICE BRUTALITY AND MURDER OF BLACK PEOPLE, OTHER PEOPLE OF COLOR, All OPPRESSED PEOPLE INSIDE THE UNITED STATES.
8: WE WANT AN IMMEDIATE END TO ALL WARS OF AGGRESSION.
9: WE WANT FREEDOM FOR ALL BLACK AND OPPRESSED PEOPLE NOW HELD IN U. S. FEDERAL, STATE, COUNTY, CITY AND MILITARY PRISONS AND JAILS. WE WANT TRIALS BY A JURY OF PEERS FOR All PERSONS CHARGED WITH SO-CALLED CRIMES UNDER THE LAWS OF THIS COUNTRY.
10: WE WANT LAND, BREAD, HOUSING, EDUCATION, CLOTHING, JUSTICE, PEACE AND PEOPLE’S COMMUNITY CONTROL OF MODERN TECHNOLOGY.
18. Capitalist domination and working class sabotage
Publisher’s Preface
Authors Preface
Chapter 1: Lenin is supposed to have said...
Chapter 2 Parenthesis no.1: Regarding Method
Chapter 3 The Form of the Domination
Chapter 4. Parenthesis no.2: Regarding the wage
Chapter 5 and Nietzsche went to Parliament
19. Brexit means… what?
The EU Migrants’ Ordeal and the Limits of Direct Action
The Big Blunder
Brexit and Ideology
What’s in the Law?
The ‘Freedom of Movement’ and Freedom for the Movements – the Contradictions of Capitalism
Freedom of Movement and The Freedom of Movement – Illegality as a Weapon of Capitalism
Brexit Means What? Working Rights and Exploitation
Conclusion
20. The Oppositional Gaze
21. Understanding and resisting Left–Right convergence in the internet age
Fascist parasitism and narrative coherence
Conspiracism
The Protocols
Producerism
Anti-fascist culture
Notes
22. Bourgeois Epistemology and the Gendered Republic
23. Identity Construction Workers
24. Soviet Russia in the NEP Era
25. Voices from the Cave
26. Stop Dividing the Korean Nation
Good Asian, Bad Asian
Beyond the cold war: two competing forms of state capitalism
South Korea under the rule of the chaebols
North Korea, Inc.
Alternatives from below
The need for an alternative to the Sunshine Policy
27. On Being White... and Other Lies
28. Radical media and the blurred lines of ‘red’ fascism
29. Communism as the Riddle Posed to History
30. What Anne Feeney Told Me At Frank Little’s Grave in Montana
31. Market Anarchy #1: All Power To The Soviets!
Confiscation & The Homestead Principle
32. Anatomy of the State
What the State Is Not
What the State Is
How the State Preserves Itself
How the State Transcends Its Limits
What the State Fears
How States Relate to One Another
History as a Race Between State Power and Social Power
33. Letter: Individualism and Rights
Rothbard
Parker
34. The Bhilwara Principles: Strengthening Democracy through Social Accountability
35. Maurice Barrès and the Youth of France
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36. Marx 101: Introduction to Dialectical Materialism
Bibliography
37. Yorkshire Slavery
38. 40 Ways to Fight Fascists
Introduction
I. Get Started
1. Learn about Far Right movements
2. Find collaborators
3. Keep an eye on the local Far Right
II. Take Action
4. Release your research
5. Remove and replace Far Right propaganda
6. Push public groups to oppose fascism
7. Make it difficult for Far Right groups to meet
8. Refute their lies
9. Use the court system
10. Expose fascists at home and work
11. Deplatform fascism online
12. Prevent the Far Right from crashing progressive events
13. Drive wedges between individuals and groups
14. Find new collaborators
15. Organize anti-racist bar crawls
16. Help fascists become formers
III. Be Proactive
17. Get your message out first
18. Build educational programs
19. Hold memorial events
20. Make a spectacle
21. Organize trainings and resource fairs
22. Form an emergency response team
23. Recruit early and often
24. Fundraise before you need it
IV. Counter-Demonstrate
25. Win public opinion
26. Push local officials to do the right thing
27. Organize counter-demonstrations
28. Pressure local business and rental spaces
29. Document their rallies
30. Don’t be outgunned
31. Call out fascists and call in colleagues
V. BE SUPPORTIVE
32. Support people being threatened
33. Establish a safe house
34. Help the families of victims
35. Aid the injured
36. Support those targeted by the law
37. Support imprisoned activists
38. Warn people who are threatened
39. Publicize threats and attacks
40. Support communities pushing back against fascist recruitment
Bonus Round!
Show your larger political vision
Resource List
Organizations and Websites Which Track and Analyze the Far Right
Books about U.S. Fascism and the Far Right
Other resources:
About the Authors
Spencer Sunshine
PopMob (Popular Mobilization)
39. Class Struggle and the Origin of Racial Slavery
Introduction
A Note from the Author
A Note From The Editor
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VII
VIII
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
40. The Chaplain’s Dilemma
Need for Care
Military Service as Morally Problematic
Instilling Blood Lust
41. The virtue of idleness
42. The City of the Sun
43. Division, Government, Freedom
44. The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction
Preface
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IV
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VII
VIII
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XIII
XIV
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Epilogue
45. Youth Liberation Program
Youth Liberation Program
46. Anarchy and the Mythic Path
47. Violence and Earth First!
48. Postcapitalist Desire
49. Captives of the Flame
Prologue
Chapter I
Chapter II
Chapter III
Chapter IV
Chapter V
Chapter VI
Chapter VII
Chapter VIII
Chapter IX
Chapter X
Chapter XI
Chapter XII
50. The Jewels of Aptor
Prologue
Chapter I
Chapter II
Chapter III
Chapter IV
Chapter V
Chapter VI
Chapter VII
Chapter VIII
Chapter IX
Chapter X
Chapter XI
Chapter XII