revolutionary politics

"As 'Nihilism, Anarchy, and the 21st Century' (the first pamphlet in the series) raised the question of what relevance nihilism has to anarchy it could be argued that these essays beg the opposite question. What does anarchy have to offer to nihilism?"

Contains the essay "The Right to Be Lazy" (1883) by French revolutionary and Marxist journalist Paul Lafargue.

In the essay Lafargue opposes the labour movement's fight to expand wage labour rather than abolish or at least limit it. Lafargue proposes the right to be lazy, in contrast to the right to work, which he deems bourgeois.

This piece is a companion to another from the Radical Education Department, “The Insurrectionary Campus: A Strategy Proposal”

Contents:

Intro

Part 1: Conditions of Radical Struggle

The law of uneven, combined regression
Forces and relations of revolt
Neoliberalism, regression, fascism

Part 2: Insurrectionary Councilism

Movement councils
Shared revolutionary culture
Direct action and "emergent strategy"
Federation
Non-dogmatic radicalism

Outro

"Your ticket to a world free of charge. Delivered ground zero of the new millenium. A mouthpiece of the CrimethInc. Underground."

A ransom note regarding your life courtesy of the Crimethinc. secret service

An adaptation of a presentation given by a member of the RSM at the Montreal Student Movement Convention in the summer of 2014.