I fucking hate those who are against libunity and doesn't support LibUnity, I hate those LARPers in r/Anarchism and r/Libertarian and calling us retards.

Economic: Communodarwinist Feudalism. Dismantle capitalism, establish communist revolution, workers share resources, workers exploited, Darwinism phase start, feudal lords use darwinist tactics and communal sharing to ensure their power.

Diplomatic: Ultranationalist, Thai language/traditions/culture/food supremacy, Thai Imperialism

Civic: Orwellian Totalitarianism, Absolute Monarchy, Corporate style Government, no democracy, no freedom. But also Illegalist anarchism. And Stirnirite egoism

Other things my mom support: Slavery, Environmental Preservation, Going back to the past, doing illegal activities, religious diversity at the cost of no criticism, technological advancement and singularity, eternal war, collectivism, child abuse.

Other things my mom's against: Democracy, Freedom, Dissents, Pornography, Progressive values.

Opinions on my mom's ideology?

tl;dr - The library of tactics the left favors, focused around class struggle, seems to make it difficult for their to be any meaningful unity between right and left libertarians. How do you see the two factions resolving those tensions to still come together and 'unify' in some sense?

I am of the opinion that unity is a meaningless concept if it's not minimally based on some set of shared actions. Because of this, I'm skeptical of general 'libertarian unity'. Most left libertarian actions are based on three basic concepts: non-hierarchical grassroots organizing (formal or informal, mass or cell based, underground or aboveground), mutual aid, and direct action, generally based on class struggle. The last part, which ties left libertarian politics together, presents the biggest challenge to any alignment between left and right libertarians.

For left libertarians, there is a conscious focus on undermining, and eventually completely overturning, the power of the state and the capitalist class simultaneously, and that is reflected in how we conduct ourselves. More 'anti-organizational' anarchists will likely emphasize underground, militant, affinity group structures that engage in mutual aid and sabotage. A prominent example of this would be the Earth Liberation Front, who engaged in spectacular economic sabotage against corporations to resist ecological destruction. For these types, immediate insurrection against capitalism and the state, loosely organized around affinity group cells, is the basis for struggle.

For more organizational libertarian socialists such as myself, the focus will tend to be on organizing and confederating aboveground, formalized, and democratic cells of socialists, along with militant mass organizations of working class people. In both groups, an emphasis is placed on prefigurative politics, with a focus on creating institutions based on common ownership, forms of direct democracy, mutual support, and self governance. In other words, creating the sort of relations which will define a free society in the now. This has also always included actions of expropriation, militant strikes, forming workers militias, etc. Prefiguration is meant to replace the functions of the state capitalist class, and militant actions are meant to disrupt, dismantle, and seize the power of the capitalist class and state. The most prominent example of this in history would be the Spanish anarchist revolution of 1936.

Given this, I'm curious what people think 'unity' looks like between these tendencies and the libertarian right. Would it just be issue based coalitions on things like policing? And if so, what shared tactics would both factions have in the fight? Or would it be something more lasting and fundamental? Please share your insights!

Woohoo we got him!

I'm saying this as someone who's been unable to change my flair on the dekstop version of Reddit.

I kind of lurk there on and off, and I honestly can't tell if anyone is being serious or not.

Sometimes we need to be authoritarian. Why does chinese protests? Cause they are stupid! They have enough to live yet theyw want freedom. Son, your method doesn't works....

What are some good news sources and magazines that you follow?

I've been reading Reason (right libertarian) and Jacobin (left) a lot lately. They have very different perspectives but they both recognize that the current Republican-Democrat system is disfunctional and continuously eroding liberties.

Could you guys lease help me confirm or deny my personal theory? Is there anyone who isn't a part of this triangle yet still believes in libertarian unity and still views the other libertarian quadrant as their natural ally?

Teachers are oppressed, researches are censored, professors bullied by higher power in Thailand.

Rise freedom fighters and innovators

Today we student from highschool and universities across all italy marched to fight for our rights of education, free speech, against the growing influence of fascism in Italy and for the freedom of colonized people. ANTIFA STRUGGLE ALL THE WAY UNTIL LIBERERION🚩✊️