Notices by Chthonic Librarian Socialism (syndikalista@anticapitalist.party), page 9

i feel an urge to agrarianism...

@distel moin

Til: Industrial fundamentalism.

@Matt_Noyes Here! Have several books of him on my "to read" pile. Got into him through a short introduction at the transition design course at CMU Pittsburgh back in 2016...

I do not know, where i found these, but i share them anyway here:
- "help for the change to come, mve out of the grieve."
- "give up he past, imagine what happens if."
- "I wish, this has not happen in my time, but this is what i can learn from."
- "what to do with the time given tu us."

(i guess it was from Jem Bendell, but i am not sure).

I found this on Bird side, a leaflet about "#norse #runes and #white #supremacy", aimed at a ren faire creating a clear, contextual, and complete explanation of why people who like runes need to be wary of #neonazi associations.

I found this on Bird side, a leaflet about "norse runs and white supremacy", aimed at a ren faire creating a clear, contextual, and complete explanation of why people who like runes need to be wary of neonazi associations.

"Should we forgive student loans for farmers?"
https://newfoodeconomy.org/young-farmer-student-loan-debt-forgiveness-public-service/

Yes, you should. And a lot of more students than that. The coming age needs a lot of different kind of educations, but this can be a good start.

@Shufei it is a relation-ship between people, creating a bond beyond the individual, to gather resources and tackle a shared goal which strenghtens both. thats the meta description. but since it is a relational thing, which includes all sorts of care and struggle, to emphase this you need examples, where you can point at and say: yes, this is what solidarity looks like. and of the expamples there are many.

(sorry if the translation might be unpleasant to read.)

We see our answer in the anarcho-syndicalist path of self-organization and self-administration, the construction of independent trade unions as a way to a classless society. 4/4

We find it impossible to subsume all libertarian and anarchist groups, consciously or unconsciously, under this lack of perspective.
Our goal cannot be a leisure society with selective dancing and demonstrating, but only self-organization and self-administration in all areas of life.

We anarcho-syndicalists emphasize that we do indeed have answers and proposed solutions to the crisis, which we still consider to be right, if the rest of the left may pass away differently, then that may be their problem. Even though the left is in a crisis triggered by the resurgence of psydo state capitalism, this does not entitle it to transfer its own lack of perspective to other groups.

I have to say, back in 2009 i was very upfront and salty, when i wrote: "Again and again I hear that we as leftists have no clear answers to these conditions at the moment and have to deal with different ideas and perspectives and approach the state. (1/

"Fight in solidarity instead of individually perishing!"

Citation is a little bit odd, because i cant use >within a text but have to seperate.
So
> this would render right.
While the other one does not. Citation rendering within a sentence needs a different work around (i do so with *italics*)

Internal links was a little bit irritating because [[UID]] works for internal links, but Markdown normally uses [Name](LINK) and i did not understand, that i can use both ways until recently.
Using [[]] makes it very easy to find the UID i want to link to.
Tags yet work wonderful inside the text or in a "header"

I have to say, after using #Zettlr as my main #Zettelkasten / notational slipbox, it works very well for me. And it became better while using it in the last few days, when the developer added UID-creation to the creation of a new Zettel. I did an export of my Library in Zotero, inserted the export and can cite quite well in Zettlr (much better than i did in nvALT or else.
And there are nice features like a word-count on daily, weekly and monthly base.