Introduction
Hello, welcome to my blog. On this blog, you can find my opinions on various topics, ranging from politics, pop culture, and world events. I will talk about various subjects from a radical anarcho-communist perspective. Here are the components of my beliefs deconstructed.
Post-Civilization: Post-civilization means being opposed to civilization all whilst not being a full-blown primitivist. This means I am opposed to the existence of states and elites, which are the core defining traits of a civilization, as well as the “proper” behaviors that are defined by civilization. However, I still believe in the use of technologies civilization has brought us. I do not at all believe we can or should return to a pre-civilized hunter-gatherer way of life. Simply put, I believe we should combine the best aspects of both primitive and civilized societies together, and move beyond this whole idea of “primitive” and “civilized”.
Solarpunk: Solarpunk is an artistic, literary, and political movement which seeks to envision a world which is sustainable and decentralized. It imagines what sorts of technology we can use to integrate our society and lifestyles into nature and build an ecologically sustainable world.
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Anarcho-communism: This is the biggest and primary component of my beliefs. I am first and foremost, a dedicated anarchist communist. I believe in the abolition of the state and the creation of a decentralized, democratic, and non-hierarchical networks of communities as well as the abolition of money and markets and replacing it with systems of mutual aid and solidarity.
Green Nihilism: Green Nihilism means the energies of revenge born from love and defence born from hate. It could also be said that green nihilism is an embrace of the Absurd and defiant rebellious revolt in the face of this culture of Death.
It could also be said though that green nihilism is the naturistic becoming-animal of a feral becoming, relinquishing the adornments of civilisation, its technologies, dressings and so on, in an unromantic embrace of the wild. And in this sense, green nihilism is the practice of individualistic authentic self-actualisation, through an individualism tied to an egoism that encompasses the entire scope of the world we are extensions of and immersed within.
In this way, green nihilism is very similar to gender nihilism and is ultimately a rejection of species-being, in the sense Stirner described.
With the practice of rewilding as animal-becoming, like gender nihilist friends, green nihilists are best served practicing active rebellion, in whatever situation fits their needs and desires. This rebellion serves as a means to releasing the repression of civility. It is a space that presents a great deal of opportunity for fun for anarchists and green nihilists, and is a space to simply enjoy the beauty of being alive, with the energy of a wildfire at the core of our Being.
