Fighting for my freedom? I’m as free as I want to be, but the state they fight for says that’s illegal.
(via anarchistmom)
Oppression is often connected to the cop’s glob and the prison bars. A part of these less obvious mechanisms of democracy is responsible to safeguard social peace with an even stronger ally of oppresion, less visible, the consent of the exploited. The banks could be burnt, cops could be beaten, bosses kidnapped… But how can we attack this consent?
Surely not by preaching to the exploited with a complex analysis on the capitalist system and dominion, since to understand your role and open space to think further on it, a primal rebellion is inevitable and necessary. Encouraging this rebellion, making clear in actions that dominion-authority doesn’t lie at theoretical terms found only in academic debates, but is constituted of structures and people whom you can attack everywhere and always, it is the only possibility to break apart this consent and to destroy this social cemetery.
— Conspiracy of Cells of Fire (via aflameoffreedom)(via paintingarevolution)
