Hope everyone enjoys the video. I apologize in advance for mispronouncing every single Spanish word and name. This video took me 55 hours to make, so if you like it please consider supporting me on patreon so I can keep making more videos like this. patreon.com/anarchopac
Pedro Es-te-ve. Most of the rest isn't too bad, this pronunciation just drops a whole syllable since you're applying the English informal rule about e modifying the reading of prior vowels because of English sound shifts changed the sound of vowels and dropped the -e to a language that didn't undergo a similar process. Juan is just like Wan, but Ju-an is a pretty common thing in British English speakers so it's not that big of a deal. Some I am not sure about like 31:55, but I would recommend including spellings in closed captions for some terms just in case so it's easier for people to research.
I wish I had more than $2 a month to give you, Zoe, because this one is worth the world. Their long-game was strong. When the pee kay kay was getting started, so the story I’ve heard goes, each person would go house to house to recruit. They’d sit and talk, sometimes for days, with the household until they were asked to leave or had the solidarity and commitment of the family to the struggle. There’s a lot of parallels with this one and that one I think, despite the differing nomenclature/leftist affiliation. Sorry I’ll stop. Just came here to say thank you thank you thank you
I feel like modern anarchists ignore school too much. I went to a grade/middle school that wasn't explicitly anarchist but where critical thinking skills were considered essential and the students decided and planned the few explicit rules we had and what we wanted to study or focus on in twice daily consensus meetings. A lot of the people educated there went on to become anarchists or to be sympathetic to anarchism and the more libertarian strains of left wing thought or just left wing thought in general. Even ones with conservative parents. Because of that school I was advocating for consensus process as a way to organize society before I even knew it was called consensus process.
some lovely insight, and as someone who went to an American public school I wholeheartedly agree that we need to change a lot about how we think about schools
@@carsonpearce5980 Amazingly the school was a public magnet school. I'm still not entirely sure how the school came to exist and be so democratic considering the state of the public education system in the U.S. I think the teachers must've fought for it somehow though since I do remember hearing about occasional conflict and disagreement with the local school board and I always had the impression the board didn't like us very much.
Francisco Ferrer Guardia was an anarchist that had a lot of wonderful books about how necessary free and open schools can be in promoting rational thinking and dispelling propaganda. If you're interested in anarchism and education, I'd recommend checking out "The Origins and Ideals of the Modern School" as well as his other works.
@@sock2828 ah thats lovely! and I can see why you’d be the enemies of the school board haha. magnet schools are generally the exact oposite of this program in my experience, but im glad that theres at least one good one :) now the trick is getting it normalized
The pervasive sociality of the old days is just astounding to me. It's so hard to meet people now and make connections in spite of the tools bridging gaps so much. I hate learning by myself. I've always preferred to do it with others. Learning as a social activity is the best, and some things are better learned in a group, especially with someone who actually knows their stuff and can help guide a group or explain things. I'm guessing that one of capitalism's side-effects is the atomization of people and the destruction of spaces for people and groups with little to no money to gather for various reasons. About 20 years ago, Robert Putnam wrote "Bowling Alone" about how society in the United States had been fragmenting and imploding since the defeat of the labor movement, rendering the country's people lonelier and more isolated. Now deaths of despair, pervasive loneliness, deteriorated mental health, elevated rates of suicide, and other ills, especially since the covid pandemic, have only made these things worse. I feel like this topic deserves a leftist study. I'm also curious about how the idea of revolution has been... shall we say, de-emphasized (or even discredited) by academia over the years. I mean, revolutions of the past that liberated a country are safely in the past, and the powers that be now fear new revolutions, calling them unnecessary and dangerous. This video made me think about that for some reason.
This is the second time that an online trans femme anarchist has told me the story of autonomous education in spain I feel lucky to be able to say that 😊
Zoe, you took a cheeky jab at experimentalists. I am a phd candidate studying social psychology, police behavior in particular, using virtual reality experimentation. Using experimental methods to understand police behavior, we learn how to manipulate police behavior. I argue this is critical for effectivly combating police violence in the present and managing violence more broadly in an idealized society beyond police.
@@luciennoxisou9502 also note, the uses as i described in my original comment are my own view of it. when publishing, it has to be for a broader audience
I have been fascinated (and heartbroken) by Republican Spain since I first read about it as a kid. Of course, nothing was taught about the Civil War at school, except as a footnote to WWII. I have since then read a bunch, and even war-gamed it (to excess, probably) and it still fascinates me. It is so easy to "Monday Morning Quarterback" it. But I try to take the lessons and inspiration to heart, instead of the mistakes and betrayals. Just like the Paris Commune. Thank you for this thoughtful video Zoe!
I am referring to gaming the battles of the Spanish Civil War. Unfortunately many of my gaming opponents are far from the Left, so I rarely bring up politics or anarchism or communism. Most of them know my views - I don't hide them, and they know better than to argue with me LOL, Seriously, though, I would *love* to find an anarchist opponent or two. But real comrades are out there organizing I guess...@@Skythikon
@@Skythikon in terms of video games, there is the WW2 grand strategy game "Hearts of Iron" which allows you to form the "Regional Defence Council of Aragon" to try and win the Spanish Civil War. The game itself does not go to very great lenghts to give you an anarchist experience, but it is something, and you can take the alternative history route to form the "Global Defence Council" and take over the world from the liberals, fascists, authoritarian communists, royalists, etc.
Just got done with archiving CNT cinematography and stamps onto my laptop when this video dropped, couldn't have chosen a better time to drop this banger!
I think there are a lot of excellent insights for contemporary anarchists in your video. Your point that none of the forms of counterculture present a recipe we can copy is insightful. What we need to do in our theory is uncover a method appropriate to our circumstances which can produce its own flourishing of counterculture and struggles for popular power
Well said. The bits about patriarchal heirarchy traditions surviving in the homes of vocal anarchists is interesting too. We all need more community building,obv, but it's human nature to forget to also confront the hierarchical brainwashing within.
In practical terms it is tricky to find such a solution through theory. Society as it is now is by nature a constantly moving target. Theory is often playing catchup. We know our core principles pretty well and progress in theory needs to be complimented with practical experiments in the real world. Each learning from the other and adapting as evidence of results accumulates. Both parts understanding that what worked today may not do so tomorrow in light of of other changes in the real world. Agility is key. The holistic approach is necessary for both modern theory and practice to succeed in any meaningful way.
"That is to say" is probably the most common set of words one might find while reading theory. lol, I swear we like to say a thing, and then explain that it means a thing, that is to say, do this.
Beautiful description of the enthustiastic performance-readings in the factories and the clever way people who couldn't read, consolidated information.
Amazing video. I think this experience is crucial to understand and adapt, specially in how webbed, interconnected and long-term and yet firmly grounded in the present it was. I also find it really interesting that low literacy, which would usually be seen as a major roadblock to the written medium, was surpassed as a barrier in a productive way. As an aside, there's an ateneo around here. It doesn't have as deep of a community insertion and the space is leased, but other than that it's pretty much the same idea and practices. A very nice place. A lot of the kinds of structures mentioned in the video are present really - it's few instances of them and a lot of the time they lack the amplitude or the depth of connection, but these things are definitely still alive, which to me brings some hope, even though I fell like syndicalism and workplace associations are the least represented though, which is a major problem. Also, I love the little provision for naturalists/nudists : )
i love the idea of these informal communication networks among anarchist groups in different cities etc. i feel one of the best things that anarchists can do now is develop not only strong anarchist organizations within individual communities but also a common means of (secure and private) communication between them
@@carsonpearce5980 oh, yeah, there's that too, but I meant much of the communication between organizations could be public and have some pedagogic value for a (even if slightly) expanded public
@@user-sl6gn1ss8pah i see, that is true. many anarchist activists want to remain anonymous in order to avoid state repression, and understandably so, but for less underground groups that sounds like a great goal to pursue
@@carsonpearce5980 For that matter - anarchist organizations are never going to march in lock-step in approach, tactics, or priorities, so diversity of tactics (read as broadly as possible!) isn't simply a virtue but inevitable. There just WILL be groups that need operational security and have nothing do make known publicly, others that will have and need _nothing_ to hide, and plenty in between as well, and fundamental effective change will take them all.
This was absolutely fantastic! These people were real, this movement was real, and you conveyed that so lucidly. It’s fascinating and inspiring. Thank you for all the time and work you put into this!
This is honestly so inspiring. So many of these activities are things that we can be doing right now in our communities!! Thank you for making this video! :)
The problem about memes though is that they might change a person on the inside, but they don't connect people in the same way to form communities that might organize and act together. In short, memes turn anarchism into consumption instead of action.
@@theamici True. The thing about those anarchist newspapers is that workers would gather to read them during their breaks, the same is not true for memes. There really is no substitute for community
Fascinating. Some of the Spanish Anarchists lived austere lives, monogamous and abstaining from meat, alcohol, tea and coffee, Some were even voluntarily celibate. Virtually none of them got married in the church. On the other hand, for the Anarchist Emma Goldman, and others like her"Free love" definitely did mean freedom to have sex with anybody she wanted too, she, a first wave feminist, gave public talks on the topic was how the term was generally used, at least in the USA, until the 1980s, when the term"Poly Amorey" was coined. She was a strong advocate of birth control, probably performed abortions, and spoke for the rights of gay men and women WAY before that was on the radar of most. Of the left. She was also adamant about her right to dance vigorously at public events, despite disapproval.of some. At least in the USA, Anarchism has mostly become associated with hedonism. Sexual freedom with whomever you want, assuming that they consent, the use of alcohol and drugs, energetic dancing, and so forth, The only form of austerity commonly taken on my many contemporary Anarchists is vegetarianism, and sometimes even veganism. It is interesting how these things change from time to time and place to place. I am not against most forms of consensual pleasure seeking. But heavy drinking, the use of hard drugs, and the overuse of soft ones is not conducive to organizing of any sort. Hard drugs, especially, have led to the destruction on many social and political counter cultures.
Ironic, really, given how austerely the CNT-controlled areas were with regards to how people spent their money on "vice" such as alcohol. Imagine an ostensible "libertarian" society where the local government committee takes a dim view of alcohol consumption and takes measures to prevent workers from spending their wages on it by controlling how individuals used their wages. Tankies draped in black, it seems.
Love love love seeing the deeper on-the-ground details about the people and their organizations. Not to be a jerk but… I’m feeling your channel has fallen victim to the ‘great man theory’ in terms of topics! Even if those great men are anarchists! More historical/peoples’ movement video please!
Let us all offer pleasing sacrifices to the Almighty Algorithm in the name of our Lady and Savior, Zoe Baker, Chairman of the International Revolutionary People’s Republic of Anarchist History TH-camrs.
How come reviews of TV shows are exciting with music, but when it comes to politics, TH-cam seems to read off a paper with a PowerPoint video in ASMR style?
Plenty of video essayists are not like that lol check out Anark's A Modern Anarchism series. Put on part 1; it has plenty of great music. Or check out Andrewism and his great prose, lucky black cat puts out some really silly and smart videos full of good info and funny skits, and Anrel puts out video essays that feel a lot like lifestyle blogs while being extremely informative
Hope everyone enjoys the video. I apologize in advance for mispronouncing every single Spanish word and name. This video took me 55 hours to make, so if you like it please consider supporting me on patreon so I can keep making more videos like this.
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Pedro Es-te-ve.
Most of the rest isn't too bad, this pronunciation just drops a whole syllable since you're applying the English informal rule about e modifying the reading of prior vowels because of English sound shifts changed the sound of vowels and dropped the -e to a language that didn't undergo a similar process.
Juan is just like Wan, but Ju-an is a pretty common thing in British English speakers so it's not that big of a deal.
Some I am not sure about like 31:55, but I would recommend including spellings in closed captions for some terms just in case so it's easier for people to research.
I wish I had more than $2 a month to give you, Zoe, because this one is worth the world. Their long-game was strong. When the pee kay kay was getting started, so the story I’ve heard goes, each person would go house to house to recruit. They’d sit and talk, sometimes for days, with the household until they were asked to leave or had the solidarity and commitment of the family to the struggle. There’s a lot of parallels with this one and that one I think, despite the differing nomenclature/leftist affiliation. Sorry I’ll stop.
Just came here to say thank you thank you thank you
You also succeeded in pronouncing a French word: Montmartre.
Reading anarchist literature out loud, during work hours, on a factory floor is a level of badass to strive for.
I feel like modern anarchists ignore school too much. I went to a grade/middle school that wasn't explicitly anarchist but where critical thinking skills were considered essential and the students decided and planned the few explicit rules we had and what we wanted to study or focus on in twice daily consensus meetings. A lot of the people educated there went on to become anarchists or to be sympathetic to anarchism and the more libertarian strains of left wing thought or just left wing thought in general. Even ones with conservative parents.
Because of that school I was advocating for consensus process as a way to organize society before I even knew it was called consensus process.
some lovely insight, and as someone who went to an American public school I wholeheartedly agree that we need to change a lot about how we think about schools
@@carsonpearce5980 Amazingly the school was a public magnet school. I'm still not entirely sure how the school came to exist and be so democratic considering the state of the public education system in the U.S.
I think the teachers must've fought for it somehow though since I do remember hearing about occasional conflict and disagreement with the local school board and I always had the impression the board didn't like us very much.
Francisco Ferrer Guardia was an anarchist that had a lot of wonderful books about how necessary free and open schools can be in promoting rational thinking and dispelling propaganda. If you're interested in anarchism and education, I'd recommend checking out "The Origins and Ideals of the Modern School" as well as his other works.
@@sock2828 ah thats lovely!
and I can see why you’d be the enemies of the school board haha.
magnet schools are generally the exact oposite of this program in my experience, but im glad that theres at least one good one :)
now the trick is getting it normalized
We need to build counter power, anarchist community schools !
As a Spaniard I'm so happy this video was made. Thank you so much for your effort!
The pervasive sociality of the old days is just astounding to me. It's so hard to meet people now and make connections in spite of the tools bridging gaps so much. I hate learning by myself. I've always preferred to do it with others. Learning as a social activity is the best, and some things are better learned in a group, especially with someone who actually knows their stuff and can help guide a group or explain things. I'm guessing that one of capitalism's side-effects is the atomization of people and the destruction of spaces for people and groups with little to no money to gather for various reasons. About 20 years ago, Robert Putnam wrote "Bowling Alone" about how society in the United States had been fragmenting and imploding since the defeat of the labor movement, rendering the country's people lonelier and more isolated. Now deaths of despair, pervasive loneliness, deteriorated mental health, elevated rates of suicide, and other ills, especially since the covid pandemic, have only made these things worse.
I feel like this topic deserves a leftist study. I'm also curious about how the idea of revolution has been... shall we say, de-emphasized (or even discredited) by academia over the years. I mean, revolutions of the past that liberated a country are safely in the past, and the powers that be now fear new revolutions, calling them unnecessary and dangerous. This video made me think about that for some reason.
This is the second time that an online trans femme anarchist has told me the story of autonomous education in spain
I feel lucky to be able to say that 😊
Zoe, you took a cheeky jab at experimentalists. I am a phd candidate studying social psychology, police behavior in particular, using virtual reality experimentation. Using experimental methods to understand police behavior, we learn how to manipulate police behavior. I argue this is critical for effectivly combating police violence in the present and managing violence more broadly in an idealized society beyond police.
Can you link some of these studies ?
@@luciennoxisou9502 also note, the uses as i described in my original comment are my own view of it. when publishing, it has to be for a broader audience
@@affect2298yt deleted the link :/
I have been fascinated (and heartbroken) by Republican Spain since I first read about it as a kid. Of course, nothing was taught about the Civil War at school, except as a footnote to WWII. I have since then read a bunch, and even war-gamed it (to excess, probably) and it still fascinates me. It is so easy to "Monday Morning Quarterback" it. But I try to take the lessons and inspiration to heart, instead of the mistakes and betrayals. Just like the Paris Commune.
Thank you for this thoughtful video Zoe!
Share a little bit about wargaming it? I like the idea of introducing the theme of anarchism to wargaming communities in that way.
I am referring to gaming the battles of the Spanish Civil War. Unfortunately many of my gaming opponents are far from the Left, so I rarely bring up politics or anarchism or communism. Most of them know my views - I don't hide them, and they know better than to argue with me LOL,
Seriously, though, I would *love* to find an anarchist opponent or two. But real comrades are out there organizing I guess...@@Skythikon
@@Skythikon in terms of video games, there is the WW2 grand strategy game "Hearts of Iron" which allows you to form the "Regional Defence Council of Aragon" to try and win the Spanish Civil War. The game itself does not go to very great lenghts to give you an anarchist experience, but it is something, and you can take the alternative history route to form the "Global Defence Council" and take over the world from the liberals, fascists, authoritarian communists, royalists, etc.
Just got done with archiving CNT cinematography and stamps onto my laptop when this video dropped, couldn't have chosen a better time to drop this banger!
I think there are a lot of excellent insights for contemporary anarchists in your video. Your point that none of the forms of counterculture present a recipe we can copy is insightful. What we need to do in our theory is uncover a method appropriate to our circumstances which can produce its own flourishing of counterculture and struggles for popular power
Well said. The bits about patriarchal heirarchy traditions surviving in the homes of vocal anarchists is interesting too. We all need more community building,obv, but it's human nature to forget to also confront the hierarchical brainwashing within.
In practical terms it is tricky to find such a solution through theory. Society as it is now is by nature a constantly moving target. Theory is often playing catchup.
We know our core principles pretty well and progress in theory needs to be complimented with practical experiments in the real world. Each learning from the other and adapting as evidence of results accumulates. Both parts understanding that what worked today may not do so tomorrow in light of of other changes in the real world. Agility is key.
The holistic approach is necessary for both modern theory and practice to succeed in any meaningful way.
I recognize the amazing art by airidescence! What a small world
exactly! almost striving to be fractionally tiny someday...
This was beautifully written and said. Gracias, compañera
Really looking forward to watching this as soon as have the time. Commenting right now to appease the mighty algorithm.
"That is to say" is probably the most common set of words one might find while reading theory. lol, I swear we like to say a thing, and then explain that it means a thing, that is to say, do this.
Why does this make me cry? It’s all so beautiful. I wish for this level of camaraderie & kinship in our times. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🥰🥰
Wish n work towards it comrade! We are out there...searching...as well!
Beautiful description of the enthustiastic performance-readings in the factories and the clever way people who couldn't read, consolidated information.
Amazing video. I think this experience is crucial to understand and adapt, specially in how webbed, interconnected and long-term and yet firmly grounded in the present it was. I also find it really interesting that low literacy, which would usually be seen as a major roadblock to the written medium, was surpassed as a barrier in a productive way.
As an aside, there's an ateneo around here. It doesn't have as deep of a community insertion and the space is leased, but other than that it's pretty much the same idea and practices. A very nice place.
A lot of the kinds of structures mentioned in the video are present really - it's few instances of them and a lot of the time they lack the amplitude or the depth of connection, but these things are definitely still alive, which to me brings some hope, even though I fell like syndicalism and workplace associations are the least represented though, which is a major problem.
Also, I love the little provision for naturalists/nudists : )
i love the idea of these informal communication networks among anarchist groups in different cities etc.
i feel one of the best things that anarchists can do now is develop not only strong anarchist organizations within individual communities but also a common means of (secure and private) communication between them
I'd say both secure and private and public and fast/simple
@@user-sl6gn1ss8p yeah public outreach is a whole other issue in my mind lol
but certainly an equally important one
@@carsonpearce5980 oh, yeah, there's that too, but I meant much of the communication between organizations could be public and have some pedagogic value for a (even if slightly) expanded public
@@user-sl6gn1ss8pah i see, that is true.
many anarchist activists want to remain anonymous in order to avoid state repression, and understandably so, but for less underground groups that sounds like a great goal to pursue
@@carsonpearce5980 For that matter - anarchist organizations are never going to march in lock-step in approach, tactics, or priorities, so diversity of tactics (read as broadly as possible!) isn't simply a virtue but inevitable. There just WILL be groups that need operational security and have nothing do make known publicly, others that will have and need _nothing_ to hide, and plenty in between as well, and fundamental effective change will take them all.
Was really looking forward to this great video! You did a fantastic job showing these aspects of Spanish anarchism with such a banger of a video!
Thank you so much for making these videos! There aren't enough videos on TH-cam communicating anarchist theory and practice.
This was absolutely fantastic! These people were real, this movement was real, and you conveyed that so lucidly. It’s fascinating and inspiring. Thank you for all the time and work you put into this!
This is honestly so inspiring. So many of these activities are things that we can be doing right now in our communities!! Thank you for making this video! :)
The modern version of Spanish print culture would be a thousand guys pumping out memes
The problem about memes though is that they might change a person on the inside, but they don't connect people in the same way to form communities that might organize and act together. In short, memes turn anarchism into consumption instead of action.
@@theamici True. The thing about those anarchist newspapers is that workers would gather to read them during their breaks, the same is not true for memes. There really is no substitute for community
this comes with very good timing because tomorrow is the XII congress of the CNT (which i'm attending as a delegate 😌😌😌😌)
Thanks Zoe. Your strong scholarly abilities help a lot. Thank you 💖😊
Finally, the Zoe Baker pfp gets a video to her
LETS GOO ZOE VIDEO ON CNT :))
Thank you for your work, Zoe
There are still anarchist run Ateneu Populars around in Barcelona btw :)
Thank you for this excellent video Zoe
The content must flow even in print.
Everybody who love this should watch living utopia , it's amazing.
Loved this video, very informative and inspiring!
This was only a month ago? Seems much longer to me. I'll watch it again.
amazing and thorough thank you so much
Great video! Very informative
Beautiful, thank you.
The book from the thesis will be great.
CNT for the algorithm
I love them reading anrcist text to each other. The most based form of audibal.
as a spaniard this video is so valuable
Fascinating. Some of the Spanish Anarchists lived austere lives, monogamous and abstaining from meat, alcohol, tea and coffee, Some were even voluntarily celibate. Virtually none of them got married in the church.
On the other hand, for the Anarchist Emma Goldman, and others like her"Free love" definitely did mean freedom to have sex with anybody she wanted too, she, a first wave feminist, gave public talks on the topic was how the term was generally used, at least in the USA, until the 1980s, when the term"Poly Amorey" was coined.
She was a strong advocate of birth control, probably performed abortions, and spoke for the rights of gay men and women WAY before that was on the radar of most. Of the left.
She was also adamant about her right to dance vigorously at public events, despite disapproval.of some.
At least in the USA, Anarchism has mostly become associated with hedonism. Sexual freedom with whomever you want, assuming that they consent, the use of alcohol and drugs, energetic dancing, and so forth, The only form of austerity commonly taken on my many contemporary Anarchists is vegetarianism, and sometimes even veganism.
It is interesting how these things change from time to time and place to place. I am not against most forms of consensual pleasure seeking. But heavy drinking, the use of hard drugs, and the overuse of soft ones is not conducive to organizing of any sort. Hard drugs, especially, have led to the destruction on many social and political counter cultures.
Ironic, really, given how austerely the CNT-controlled areas were with regards to how people spent their money on "vice" such as alcohol.
Imagine an ostensible "libertarian" society where the local government committee takes a dim view of alcohol consumption and takes measures to prevent workers from spending their wages on it by controlling how individuals used their wages.
Tankies draped in black, it seems.
wtf youtube why it took me 10 days before I found this video?
Is the movement still alive and active in Catalonia? Haven't been there in many years.
awesome video
Can't wait to read your book
Viva el comunismo libertario y la CNT-FAI 🏴 🚩
Were the publishers of solidaridad obrera working as a cooperative?
_Spread the bread, comrade!_
Engagement for the engagement god! Subs for the sub throne!
Please take this comment for algorithms. Fantastic video!
There is a long add before your video. Is that normal?
Another fantastic video
Quality video.
A new world is possible! 🏴
Love love love seeing the deeper on-the-ground details about the people and their organizations. Not to be a jerk but… I’m feeling your channel has fallen victim to the ‘great man theory’ in terms of topics! Even if those great men are anarchists! More historical/peoples’ movement video please!
24:10 "it's a me, Mala...testa? 😑
Buen video.
OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG YES ITS FINALLY HERE!!!!
I'm guessing that the majority of literate people in periods of low literacy (and not just in Spain) are generally quite wealthy
14:15
Don’t you mean “Spanish settlers”
luz = "looth"
Bollullo = "bo-yuyo"
Freeprolaterian is a excellent name
+1 for the algorithm. Viva Zoe Baker!
Came here for the theory, stayed for the cute raccoons 🦝 🏴 🚩
The art's by Airidescence!
can anyone direct me to the vegan nudist colony? this slaughterhouse job to support the imprisoned kinda blows
To appease the algorithm
incredibly based
Well behaved revolutionaries rarely make history
19:30
Let us all offer pleasing sacrifices to the Almighty Algorithm in the name of our Lady and Savior, Zoe Baker, Chairman of the International Revolutionary People’s Republic of Anarchist History TH-camrs.
All power to the peoples' soviets of the IRPRAHYT!
Nudist anrcists are just rad thing to know existed
How come reviews of TV shows are exciting with music, but when it comes to politics, TH-cam seems to read off a paper with a PowerPoint video in ASMR style?
Plenty of video essayists are not like that lol check out Anark's A Modern Anarchism series. Put on part 1; it has plenty of great music. Or check out Andrewism and his great prose, lucky black cat puts out some really silly and smart videos full of good info and funny skits, and Anrel puts out video essays that feel a lot like lifestyle blogs while being extremely informative
@@otherperson Thanks, just subbed to all of those links. Thanks for sharing.
@@HiddenPalm anytime
YT is a fine way to access podcasts, thanks.
glory to anarchism! glory to god!
Booya!
🏴❤️
Babe wake up new Zoe video dropped
Ain't een