/d/ - Doompost

ummm what i meant was now there is an actual earth first tag at this weird natural gas line attack in aspen co, tho in my head it feels very… strange. idk idk but for the epstein nerds it looks like it took out the heating to les wexner's estate

(jannies feel free to delete those last misposts)

>>378

Wexner's main house is in Ohio… and he's put his Aspen mountain ranch for sale back in early 2019.

Still kinda cool action for how Aspen is notrious for its filthy rich population.

>>375
was there a based picture of an anarcho-greenie with an AK in this thread deleted by jannies? or did I see it somewhere else kek

I have no skills, no friends, and no money. Please tell me where to go so I can be a drain that complains all the time at other peoples projects. How do I start a hub without any of the above?

>>380
Do like Jannies

>>381
you mean make hollow gestures that don't amount to anything in reality, but feel some like you did something and require the expending of some minor amount of time? i think i can do that.

>>365
You sure have a very settler attitude anon

>>356
>wetseweten

Wetʼsuwetʼen. if youre gonna play ally then get it right, bruh

>>367
The settlers need to give land back to me. My heritage says that land is all mine, so it needs to be given back. Cultural heritage determines who has the right to what land. White and Asian settlers need to leave back to their own land with their own heritage.

>>368
Autocorrect striking where it hurts

>>365
>Lets remove all the black people from America since they inhabit stolen land

Uhhh anon?

>>346
Here is a good guide for starting a group in your area by neighborhood anarchists.
https://neighborhoodanarchists.org/how-to-start-a-successful-group

>>346
an incredibly easy thing that requires no effort at all would just be putting up some kind of public inhabit listing. for over a decade now everyone was walking around with the slingshot 'radical contact list' in their back pocket and it hasn't caused anyone problems really (other than the occasional oogle).

https://slingshotcollective.org/radical-contact-list/

something so basic, that designates "This non-profit/social centre/bookstore/whatever in this city, has at least some interesting people involved in the project who thought to have it put on this list", but for inhabit or related tiqqunist projects. These hubs are already doing great work to bring in randos from their local neighborhood community and build up those kinds of ties, so I don't think there is anything that could be done much better on that front, a lot of these places have continuous churn/circulation in that localized sense. Even a low-key flag like this though could easily bring in a ton of outside circulation over several years. If even a few of the people engaging with the text in isolation/online turn out to be skilled with high energy it would be worth it.

Another thing to note if you are scared of this idea: That slingshot listing link HAS SEVERAL HUBS ON IT! If they aren't afraid to identify their project as "radical" why not identify as "hub"? Also, if being placed on a public listing would significantly undermine your entire project, that says a lot about the viability of the project in general.

>>352
Cont.

There is no way that I would in a million years identify the (to give an example) "Community Arts & Media Project" from that slingshot listing as anything more than a bland community arts centre of which there are 100s in any given city. The fact that this one in particular was placed on that listing though, allows me to understand that I might run into interesting people at this one in particular.

The way the inhabit text is structured (to use an analogy): We are building churches, they follow these principles and ethos that we have laid out in our text, we hope to find new members and grow our church body! Build out your own church and join our eternal struggle young folks!

People: We have read the way, where shall we go to congregate with other believers?! Where shall we direct our energies?

*Silence* or we tell them, start by building your own church from scratch! good luck!
If churches operated how we do, they would die.

>>352
I think you'll really strike gold if you dont just limit this to those necessarily espousing orange aesthetics

>>359

Obviously, orange aesthetic folks are the extreme minority if we only engaged with them we would have almost nobody. I just wish they had more presence like every other type of project does.

>>337

Seems like the architecture is an unavoidable complication. Asphalt, concrete, and glass make cities hotter, and over the next ten years, the big megalopolises might be rendered uninhabitable as a result. So by necessity, any new urban center is going to have to rebuild or modify existing structures so they don't cook us alive.

Once we get that done (If we get that done), new centers of activity will sprout yup organically, I think.

>>338
Definitely, its a real wicked problem, and that's not even to go into the energy cost embedded in existing structures. I think you'll be right about centers growing organically post-revolution. I'm really interested in the idea of architecture/urbanism being used as "Social Condensers" which can facilitate that growth

>>240
What does that star
even mean anymore. Everytime I see that shit I think of Warhammer 40K

>>270
Chaos.

>>283
hail Eris

>>247
True.

>>327
if i just get depressed maybe it'll be less painful

>>328
You wish

>>330
How is this different from co-op housing done normally?