Raffle users are often described as lifestylists, but how can anarchism be anything other than a lifestyle? Does lifestylism just mean that you don’t support an anarcho-Communist scheme for world domination?
Sorry, my brain is huge. New here, but honestly I’ve been stalking Raddle for a while.
ziq wrote (edited )
Check out the wikis, specifically these ones:
w/communalism_and_anarchy
w/Individualist_Anarchy
w/Nihilist_Anarchy
w/postleft
But also the text on the w/anarchy101 page that explains the difference between applied anarchy and theoretical anarchy.
"Lifestylism" is basically any anarchist tendency that doesn't purport to replace one industrial work system with another.
Red anarchist tendencies include anarcho-communism, collectivism, social ecology, post-scarcity anarchism and transhumanism.
All these red anarchists are pro-work, pro-industry, pro-civilization. While "lifestylist" or black anarchists (individualists / post leftists / nihilists / anticivs) are anti-work, anti-industry, anti-civilization.
A lifestylist is basically an anarchist that does anarchy in their everyday life instead of waiting for a far-flung revolution to happen before doing anarchy.