Get your asses off the couch and fight for what you believe.

Congrats, you actually won todays 5 anarchist points and the special bonus of another 5 for activism at the right place.
keep on doing it down there in Texas, keep care and avoid trouble until you are old enough to stand it - youth correction isn't fun, enthusiasm is fine but getting even better if combined with reason!
Going to NYC and wearing flowerz in your hand will change nothing, loitering around inna public park NEAR wallstreet (thats what I call a fake package) and smiling for the corporate media while the daily terror back home goes on and one?
Fucking excuse it's all about the FED and bailin' banks - the real trouble starts on the street right where you live.

Well, PUNKS NOT DEAD is just another famous qoute, but if ya call yerself an anarchist, it doesn't hurt if you know what yours talking about. punk is a lifestyle, but anarchy is a philosophy, so people need at least a whiff of what's it all about.
wishing to live in freedom isn't that bad either, geez yours and me are working on it to make utopia real. Good luck to you!

 

I'm sorry, but what? Do you even know what you are talking about?

I hardly see how standing in front of a bunch of police officers and being an annoying little shit is in any way liberating anyone. The police, whether you enjoy their presence or not, are not a governing body. The police are just hired guns of the state. It isn't like they are going to pass your message on up to the higher-ups in the Texas government. They are just going to look out of their window and see a bunch of dumbasses yelling about being freed. Now to you that may make sense, but to someone who hasn't at all looked into anarchist political ideology, you just come off as some pissed off kids who doesn't know what they're talking about.

Real action is started either with grassroots movements or underground dismantling of the establishment by force. Not by loitering in a park for three months at a time or pissing off some police officers with a handful of disgruntled youths.

And besides you're 15, and while this may sound cliche, you are probably going to grow out of it. Most people are nothing like they were when they were 15. Not that anarchism isn't a mature ideology, but most people just completely change by the time they are adults. Much love on your enthusiasm though. Sorry if I came off as hostile, but you're barking at people pissed me off.

 

^Don't worry, this guy came on here months ago and barked at people and never came back....happens all the time... Cheers!

 

Hey kid I do like that fire in your belly, your heart is in the right place that is 4 sure.
& I would go help those guys at Occupy but....
1. I think it's all just a bunch of fucking BOURGEOISIE hipsters & that dissent is a fucking fad & fashion statement to those stupid fucks. Yah know some shit to put up on their fuckin FB cuz My Space is not "Cool" anymore ya dig??
2. I KNOW IT WON'T CHANGE SHIT.
3. & besides this couch is WAY too fuckin comfy...
Cheers anyways I do agree lil buddy shits gotta change majorly,
only problem is young Revolutionary shit most likely WON'T! :/

 

^I'm not sure about facebook but myspace is owned by rurpert murdoch.

 

Occupy is a new revolutionary wave. They are against the Bourgeisie; I have been to an Occupy camp and talked to people and most of them were homeless, or proleterian middle or working class people. Don't be lazy. The only reason I don't go to Occupy all the time is because I am 14 and everytime I ask my parents to go; they complain about it being to expensive to drive to the occupy protest in Downtown Fort Worth.

 

Not any more...

 

Ben my buddy maybe I am just some what cynical. But I do want to believe that the people of the world are sick of these god damn parasites feeding off their miseries, but like any other parasite they know how to deeply entrench themselves in the host body. All this started in Egypt as best as I can tell. It started The Arab Uprising & I was very very hopeful, but look nothing has changed in the Arab states really. The fucking corrupt Arab League(which is more concerned with keeping & expanding power then human rights violations) is still calling the shots. & good big brother of the world is still pulling the puppets strings all thru that region of the world to feed our vampiric hunger for fossil fuels..... But you already know all this my young Comrade :/

 

lol, wot?

 

Do what you feel you must do, but don't go blabbing about it on the internet. That is just plain dumb.

 

HAhahahahahaha!!!!!!! I will admit Butcher my Bro, it is kinda a good laugh ta me!!
Not to make light of "The Struggle" but if a Revolutionary can't laugh at themselves....
& I LOVE ALL YOU CRAZY COMRADES ON APN! YOU GUYS ROCK! \m/

 

In my opinion Anarchy is a way of life. The people who understand it, will find their way to it, the others won't. And thinking you could change that is pretty foolish. Showing to other people that punks are annoying will make them despise you. And when they do they certainly won't be listening to your ideas. If you truly want to make a difference and inspire people, you should write a book or make music. People that do not realize that they are imprisoned by society will never get the concepts of Anarchy, so why bother with them. Help the people find their way to it, if you lead them instead of trying to force them you'll make a difference. Otherwise you are just as bad as the system itself.

 

Why does everyone assume that because we post on a forum, we're inactive? Aren't they also posting on a forum? I almost feel like everyone with this same assumption is guilty of exactly what they accuse people of.

 

Exactly

 

I post on forums and I am very active. I helped with the local anarchist bookfair here in Providence Rhode Island. I partook in May Day this year and helped the autonomous space I am apart of set up a table with literature and talked with people about why we are there and fighting for a better world. Me and a friend set up a mini march for the victims of the tragic killing by the police in California last month. I helped out in the beginning of the Occupy Providence, but left after it was taken over by people who were for the police and were taken over by the Ron Paul people. Anyways to say people don't do a thing just because they sit on a couch or post on a forum is not cool my good young man. \m/