Little is known in other countries of the fact that Bolshevism took shape, developed and became steeled in the long years of struggle against petty-bourgeois revolutionism, which smacks of anarchism, or borrows something from the latter and, in all essential matters, does not measure up to the conditions and requirements of a consistently proletarian class struggle.
Meanwhile everyone wants to breathe and nobody can and many say, “We will breathe later.” And most of them don’t die because they are already dead.
Please leave the state in the toilet where you found it.
Meanwhile everyone wants to breathe and nobody can and many say, “We will breathe later.” And most of them don’t die because they are already dead.
Very cool. I’m stealing that.
Graffito from Paris, 1968, drawing (presumably) from Raoul Vaneigem‘s Traité de savoir-vivre à l’usage des jeunes générations / The Revolution of Everyday Life (1967).
“Oh, judge, your damn laws: the good people don’t need them and the bad people don’t follow them, so what good are they?” ~ Christian ‘anarchist’ / Catholic Worker Ammon Hennacy.