When I was at the May Day march with the syndicalists this year I tried to get a chant of "Property is theft" going. I do it every year and so far literally no one has joined in on that particular chant. This year after I tried it some chick came up to me and asked me for my phone. I didn't really think and sort of just gave it to her. She then feigned walking away with it before giving it back and I was sort of perplexed what the point of that was. It took me a good ten seconds before I realized that a supposed comrade at a supposed anarcho-syndicalist march had just tried to get a "gotcha" moment at me about collectivized toothbrushes.
Is this how deep the ideology goes? Have even basic socialist tenets become controversial even among self-declared socialists? How do we make sure these fucking liberals quit shitting up the place? Share liberal tomfoolery in socialist disguise please.
Leo Morales
did you get her number
Isaiah Ortiz
Not really the question you're asking but property is theft doesn't seem very chant-able, even among people who know what you're going on about i don't think you're gonna get anyone inclined to join in
Oliver Myers
maybe you have a faggy voice so no one wants to follow your chant
post a vocaroo so I can judge
Nathaniel Nelson
"Property is theft" has a better rythm for chanting in my language. I'm not anglo.
Wyatt Cruz
I lead plenty of other chants. Not a problem
Aaron Lopez
Also why did you not take that chance to explain the difference between a possession and property. Also was she a cutie?? ? ?
Cameron Kelly
I didnt realize what the point she was trying to make before she had actually left. The idea of someone at a syndicalist march reasoning like that was just too dumb. She was kinda cute I guess but I find retards to be a turn-off.
Isaiah Taylor
I didn't realize people actually make that argument.
Tyler Clark
Isn't that what the Daily Show lady did once? Someone was talking something about private property, she asked if she could give his phone away, he said that's personal property and everyone laughed.
David Sanchez
What happens when we find number 1?
Sebastian Miller
She's an undercover cop. Report her to your syndicalist group.
Alexander Torres
Well maybe you should choose better wording, dumbass
Evan Miller
good lad
Lucas Perry
it's a >150 year old saying fam
Carter Williams
anti-intellectualism is real
Kevin Thompson
To be honest she raised a good point and completely outwitted you.
Kayden Butler
hi Holla Forums
Easton Hill
A true class warrior would refuse to own something as bourgeois as a mobile phone anyway.
Ethan Moore
Is this why we have all these "will communism get me a gf" threads?
Nathaniel Sanchez
Kill yourself, Holla Forums
Matthew Reed
Property is theft is a shitty slogan since it doesn't actually communicate our position. Personal property is not theft, and so we should not condemn property as a concept.
Luke Barnes
My favourite chant is German/French black bloc's "A - Anti - Anticapitalist" chant
Blake Wood
There is like a 90% chance she was coming onto you. Good job autismo.
Eli Long
The main point of communism is that everyone works in a factory, in particular heavy industry. The dream of a workers paradise is that everyone works in a filthy, polluted, dangerous heavy industrial factory which produces everything.
the USSR, WP and China as a result welcomed this idea of industry with open arms at the result of near destruction of their local environments, a good example would be east germany, after the fall of the wall west german/early EU officials had to examine the country and discovered that nearly all surface water sources were so polluted and toxic that it would take decades to clean while unused land was being used to dump industrial waste, ruining even more land.
Even the shit this industry produced was garbage even by Warsaw Pact comparison, russian goods were leaps and bounds better in cost and quality, while some of the worst goods came from east germany, paper shredders for example were known to burn out within a few hours of use right out of the box.
Also when coca cola and pepsi was legally sold in eastern europe, the local population thought they were alcohol and tried to get drunk of them.