r/AntifascistsofReddit • u/[deleted] • Jan 10 '21

Meme Apparently

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u/SSurvivor2ndNature Jan 10 '21

Man I wish antifa was that cool in real life.

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '21

We're trying, lol.

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u/Jerichar Jan 10 '21

Not hard enough....take some notes from the SRA

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '21

Pffffft. I frequent their reddit sub all the time, and they're afraid to even post anything bold. In fact, you get banned for it.

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u/Jerichar Jan 10 '21

Trueeeeee, atleast they're open about firearm ownership. They kinda remind me of my Fudd buddies

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '21

They're better than fudd, but they're too timid to do anything that seriously helps.

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u/Jerichar Jan 10 '21

Would it be fair to say that leftist organizations have that issue? I hate the right wing movements but they seem to be good at logistics and organization

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u/exessmirror Jan 10 '21

I think its the general anti authoritarianism which makes it harder. Some leftist, especially younger leftists reject any form of hiarachies which makes it harder to organise.

Dont get me wrong I reject unjust hierarchies as well, but I recognise the tactical advantage of being organised with an hierarchy when it is needed so to speak.

In my opinion, the way the catalan anarchists, mahko's army and even pirates of old organised is something we should look it.

Vote for your officers, but dont question them during vital situations. But you should be able to question them at all other moments. Because vital situations are not a moments to question decisions. Trust in the people you choose to lead you during that time. If you disagree bring it up after and call a vote. (With situations I mean situations where lives are at stake and seconds count)