Notices by Chthonic Librarian Socialism (syndikalista@anticapitalist.party), page 2

Looks like half the people here is in their job for fast money, the service person who helped me with the technical side was very surprised, that I talked with him at all, because they are mostly "unseen"(his words). At an fucking HR event.

Not only dirty, but this was bad, really bad on several levels. And I feel like I want to hide somewhere

That was a very non receptive audience

@Pyretta I would not choose between these two evils. Both are to be abolished in it's current form.

@Pyretta let's say it this way: there are more honorable jobs you could do.

Current talk: how shall a corporation deal with "moving" "brand managers/brand speakers".
I mean, get the duck out of my life if you throw me on the streets, or if I have reason to leave you!*

* In either way: expropriate and collectivize if readable, otherwise shut the Corp down.

I am at a HR event to give a short lecture, and it feels dirty to be here. All these people I saw yet deal with problems which are no real problems except in this small bubble of corporate fuckery

@anarchiv hugs?

@anarchiv sorry bout that. :/

@anarchiv fear not is more than "not evil" ;)

@ckeen was möchtest du denn machen und was hält dich zurück?

"If it is unreasonable to expect a bad economy to try to become a good one, then we must go to work to build a good economy.(...)Because it is possible for us, we must try in every way we can to make good economic sense in our own lives, in our households, and in our communities. We must do more for ourselves and our neighbours. We must learn to spend our money with our friends and not with our enemies."

"The Captains of Industry have always counselled the rest of us to be “realistic”.
Is it realistic to assume that the present economy would be just fine if only it would stop poisoning the air and water, or if only it would stop soil erosion, or if only it would stop degrading watersheds and forest ecosystems, (...) or if only it would quit buying politicians, or if only it would give women and favoured minorities an equitable share of the loot? Realism, I think, is a very limited programme"

the violence toward nature, human communities, traditional agricultures and local economies has been constant. The bad news is coming in, literally, from all over the world. Can such an economy be fixed without being radically changed? I don’t think it can." (2/2)
From Wendell Berry - In Distrust of Movements

"Industrialism, which is the name of our economy, and which is now virtually the only economy of the world, has been from its beginnings in a state of riot. It is based squarely upon the principle of violence toward everything on which it depends, and it has not mattered whether the form of industrialism was communist or capitalist or whatever; (1/2)

Once we allow our language to mean anything that anybody wants it to mean, it becomes impossible to mean what we say.

*nudge nudge nudge*

@andrej you still do not tell much about what is between the nice cover sides! Noone knows beyond the title what is to find there :P

Hm, buy old houses if you can and set up communities to life in.