When I say “ownership,” which is a messy word yes, I mean right to consensus on operations. There is no real world without pushback, so that probably does involve defense against forces looking to reclaim it in a capitalist capacity.
That doesn’t negate the rights of “outsiders” to also co-influence or join in a democratic fashion in the context of wider community.
I think, like in another sub-thread with another commenter, there is a fuzzy line between theory and reality that can get confused in anarchist discussions and that may have also happened here for both of us.
In genuine interest of further understanding your viewpoint (in a non-antagonistic way), how do you envision just and sustainable production in this context? What does fairness look like? How does it operate?
These aren’t rhetorical or “gotchas,” just interested in widening my perspective if you so choose to share your time :)
When I say “ownership,” which is a messy word yes, I mean right to consensus on operations. There is no real world without pushback, so that probably does involve defense against forces looking to reclaim it in a capitalist capacity.
That doesn’t negate the rights of “outsiders” to also co-influence or join in a democratic fashion in the context of wider community.
I think, like in another sub-thread with another commenter, there is a fuzzy line between theory and reality that can get confused in anarchist discussions and that may have also happened here for both of us.
In genuine interest of further understanding your viewpoint (in a non-antagonistic way), how do you envision just and sustainable production in this context? What does fairness look like? How does it operate?
These aren’t rhetorical or “gotchas,” just interested in widening my perspective if you so choose to share your time :)