>>287575>Leaving you to wallow in your own ignorance would be a disservice. The only one wallowing in ignorance is you. You've done nothing but downplay examples of decentralised organisation, when given solutions you blow it off. Lord knows I used to be anarchist, but the reason I stopped identifying as one wasn't because they didn't provide solutions to problem, but I realised that not all solutions can be applicable to
EVERYWHERE. This doesn't their praxis any less valid, or their theory (of which there is plenty) less valid. And even if it was, which Anarchists would you be going after? The collectivists, the mutualists, the individualists or the anarcho-communists/ platformists? All of them have their own theoretical basis, and even they have their own infighting. They're not a monolith.
Japanese Anarcho-Syndicalists and Anarcho-Communists would straight up have brawls in the street over theoretical disputes. There was a large amount of controversy when Makhno proposed platformism to French Anarchists so much so that malatesta accused the Ukranian land pirate of promoting Vanguardism. Then of course there's anarchism based on various BIPOC movements, from Magonism to Anarkata. The only reason why you claim to "believe" what you preach, is either
1. You're not well versed on Anarchist theory
2. You're a fuckwit looking for attention on an Cuban Cigar Smoking forum.
Or 3. You're a fed.
If you're one of the first two, here's my advice to you
Stay the fuck off of leftypol until you grow up.
Never post here if you don't engage in good faith.
Educate yourself on anarchist theory from actual anarchist texts
Educate yourself on anarchist history from actual anarchist historians
Don't come back unless you actually change as a person.
>>287586He's arguing in bad faith. The Zapatistas don't engage in Cartel levels of organised crime. Most of the whole "Zapatistas are cartel users" is just Mexican state propaganda. Should indicate this idiot doesn't argue in good faith.
https://insightcrime.org/news/analysis/how-mexicos-guerrilla-army-stayed-clear-of-organized-crime/https://narconews.com/Issue33/article971.html