pakled wrote:
Anarchy doesn't really work, there's always going to be someone who leads, and many who follow. You think they'd have learned from the Spanish Civil War...
That's not a good example because Anarchism was VERY effective in the Spanish Civil War
Macbeth wrote:
"And how, one wonders, is throwing a planter off a balcony in a mall in San Francisco supposed to help or support a riot in Greece? What influence might it have on Greek policing techniques? Will it assist in the toppling of the Greek Government? Or is it just students following the latest anti-establishment fad?
uh. Because the US Government has a history of supporting right-wing Greek Fascists and Monarchists in the Greek Government during the Greek Civil War, among other similar acts. Then there's the idea that solidarity throughout the world helps to strengthen ideaa, ties and modes of communication and helps distract the powers that be and makes it easier for people to set up communes or autonomous zones or whatnot.
Then there's Bloody November.
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=w ... DNI63coiGQ
which spawned the 17 November insurgency group.
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