Re: AUT: Anarchism and Autonomism

[Harald Beyer-Arnesen <haraldba@xxxxxxxxx>]

"Leutha Blissett", despite me being a person with a smug complacency
who has not developed my politics and know as little about anarchism
as I do about marxism, with no awarenes of the the nexus of social
relations which surrounds me, and further more an anti-semite and
white supremacist (you forgot the male-chauvinist and petty bourgeois
part), who imagine myself as part of a moral elite which has raised
itself above the mass through an ill conceived notion of personal
enlightenment, etc, etc ... I might very well find it of value to
hear your thoughts about for instance the "events" in Seattle, -
the quite obvious limits of such "events," as well as their possible
potentialities.

If you ever decide to write a real critique of anarchism,
something that would require a bit more knowledge than I suspect
you have about this historical phenomenom, I would appreciate it.
In the meantime, I think there is much more to be gained by
discussing our understanding of the realities we are a part of
and strategies that might bring us beyond them. Should we
happen to agree on critical points, you could call it marxism
and I anarchism. That should make both of us happy.

Harald


  in solidarity,
  Harald Beyer-Arnesen
  haraldba@xxxxxxxxx



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