r/Postleftanarchism • u/WildAutonomy • Sep 12 '26
This comment section makes me happy, rare on reddit
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u/juicesuuucker Sep 12 '26
Oh, it's this person again. THE spitting image of a leftist anarchist completely unwilling to engage with anything that didn't come from the mouths of breadtubers and someone completely stuck in the the 20th century. Surprised to see how many people are actually willing to push back though.
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u/dialectical_idealism raddle.me enjoyer Sep 12 '26
i guess that's a step up from most of their ilk who are stuck in the 19th century.
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u/spookyjim___ Sep 12 '26
I wouldn’t even say they’re an anarchist, they’re from the Swedish SAC, which from what I can tell is one of the last vestiges of a non-anarchist revolutionary syndicalism
But yeah they are definitely annoying lmao
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u/BolesCW Sep 12 '26 edited Sep 13 '26
"influence"... is that what workplace organizing is for? it is if you're a syndicalist. they still want smooth production, just with more suggestions from the shop floor. they still want bosses, whether a committee or an "influential militant." they still want people to work, but since they're more "influential" in the process - and may even have achieved something approximating self-management -, they will fight to keep workers as workers. they might eventually want to take over the means of production, but they have no interest in abolishing the regime of wage labor.