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  1. The Forks shops in Winnipeg has The Common craft beer and wine - and it’s lunchtime!

    Flight of 4:

    08. Blood Brothers Iron Eye Nitro Stout - Decent nitro treatment, creamy with a dry finish

    10. Dead Frog Nut Brown Ale - Solid nut brown, tasty roast flavors, nothing outstanding

    11. Godspeed Peat Smoked Lager - Amazing scotch lager, big peated nose, rich aromatics and a lasting caramel and leather ending

    20. Godspeed Czech Dark Lager - Roasty malt and coffee, light body, fairly standard

    #craftBeer #drinkLocal #beer #winnipeg #theForks #theCommons

  2. The Forks shops in Winnipeg has The Common craft beer and wine - and it’s lunchtime!

    Flight of 4:

    08. Blood Brothers Iron Eye Nitro Stout - Decent nitro treatment, creamy with a dry finish

    10. Dead Frog Nut Brown Ale - Solid nut brown, tasty roast flavors, nothing outstanding

    11. Godspeed Peat Smoked Lager - Amazing scotch lager, big peated nose, rich aromatics and a lasting caramel and leather ending

    20. Godspeed Czech Dark Lager - Roasty malt and coffee, light body, fairly standard

    #craftBeer #drinkLocal #beer #winnipeg #theForks #theCommons

  3. The Forks shops in Winnipeg has The Common craft beer and wine - and it’s lunchtime!

    Flight of 4:

    08. Blood Brothers Iron Eye Nitro Stout - Decent nitro treatment, creamy with a dry finish

    10. Dead Frog Nut Brown Ale - Solid nut brown, tasty roast flavors, nothing outstanding

    11. Godspeed Peat Smoked Lager - Amazing scotch lager, big peated nose, rich aromatics and a lasting caramel and leather ending

    20. Godspeed Czech Dark Lager - Roasty malt and coffee, light body, fairly standard

    #craftBeer #drinkLocal #beer #winnipeg #theForks #theCommons

  4. The Forks shops in Winnipeg has The Common craft beer and wine - and it’s lunchtime!

    Flight of 4:

    08. Blood Brothers Iron Eye Nitro Stout - Decent nitro treatment, creamy with a dry finish

    10. Dead Frog Nut Brown Ale - Solid nut brown, tasty roast flavors, nothing outstanding

    11. Godspeed Peat Smoked Lager - Amazing scotch lager, big peated nose, rich aromatics and a lasting caramel and leather ending

    20. Godspeed Czech Dark Lager - Roasty malt and coffee, light body, fairly standard

    #craftBeer #drinkLocal #beer #winnipeg #theForks #theCommons

  5. The Forks shops in Winnipeg has The Common craft beer and wine - and it’s lunchtime!

    Flight of 4:

    08. Blood Brothers Iron Eye Nitro Stout - Decent nitro treatment, creamy with a dry finish

    10. Dead Frog Nut Brown Ale - Solid nut brown, tasty roast flavors, nothing outstanding

    11. Godspeed Peat Smoked Lager - Amazing scotch lager, big peated nose, rich aromatics and a lasting caramel and leather ending

    20. Godspeed Czech Dark Lager - Roasty malt and coffee, light body, fairly standard

    #craftBeer #drinkLocal #beer #winnipeg #theForks #theCommons

  6. "What do a US-Israeli airstrike on Iran, a farmer who cannot fix their own tractor, your Netflix subscription, a singing stunt in federal parliament, and the reason I stopped using ChatGPT have in common?" #enclosedeconomy #thecommons #manufacturedchaos #fascism #endstagecapitalism
    theaimn.net/pulling-the-thread

  7. "What do a US-Israeli airstrike on Iran, a farmer who cannot fix their own tractor, your Netflix subscription, a singing stunt in federal parliament, and the reason I stopped using ChatGPT have in common?" #enclosedeconomy #thecommons #manufacturedchaos #fascism #endstagecapitalism
    theaimn.net/pulling-the-thread

  8. "What do a US-Israeli airstrike on Iran, a farmer who cannot fix their own tractor, your Netflix subscription, a singing stunt in federal parliament, and the reason I stopped using ChatGPT have in common?" #enclosedeconomy #thecommons #manufacturedchaos #fascism #endstagecapitalism
    theaimn.net/pulling-the-thread

  9. "What do a US-Israeli airstrike on Iran, a farmer who cannot fix their own tractor, your Netflix subscription, a singing stunt in federal parliament, and the reason I stopped using ChatGPT have in common?" #enclosedeconomy #thecommons #manufacturedchaos #fascism #endstagecapitalism
    theaimn.net/pulling-the-thread

  10. In 1829, when Englishman Thomas Peel tried to establish an agricultural colony on Australia, something unexpected happened: his workers simply abandoned him en masse; a 19th century style Great Resignation. Despite Peel's large amount of capital brought over from England, these workers didn't need to subordinate themselves to Peel's capital, as they could just... move over to the next plot of land and continue to go into business for themselves. Peel's capital had no command, as labourers still had access to The Commons. The enclosing of The Commons was the necessary to shift the power from landowners to owners of capital, and for capitalism to bloom.

    Similarly, today, frontier AI labs command no control, unless they enclose The Commons:
    - I have no reason to go to Claude or ChatGPT if I can readily find the information I need in an online encyclopaedia
    - I don't need to reach for Claude Code if collaborative QA platforms thrive (yes, I'm aware StackOverflow had it's share of issues even before AI)

    Resisting AI today is the modern battle against enclosing our Digital Commons. I don't think that protections from scrapers are going to work, as they're most likely going to damage to discovery of content and knowledge.

    #Capitalism #DigitalAutonomy #TheCommons #AI #LLM #Socialism #Labour

  11. Autonomies: **The anarchic culture of the commons**

    autonomies.org/2026/02/the-ana

    By Regino Martínez, of the Montevideo based magazine, Anarquía The ground of a subversive collective imagination Let us begin with the obvious: in capitalism, common issues are rarely resolved by the people directly involved. While the hegemonic relationships in our society—those … Continue reading →

    #Commentary #Anarchism #TheCommons

  12. We need to talk about Elinor Ostrom. 🗳️

    She won a Nobel Prize for debunking the idea that common property always leads to ruin. Her work provides the empirical data for Autogestion.

    If you are building a cooperative, her design principles are non-negotiable. They are the difference between a robust commons and a failed experiment.

    rootandbranch.online/library/g

    #Ostrom #TheCommons #Governance #Coops #PoliticalEconomy

  13. We need to talk about Elinor Ostrom. 🗳️

    She won a Nobel Prize for debunking the idea that common property always leads to ruin. Her work provides the empirical data for Autogestion.

    If you are building a cooperative, her design principles are non-negotiable. They are the difference between a robust commons and a failed experiment.

    rootandbranch.online/library/g

    #Ostrom #TheCommons #Governance #Coops #PoliticalEconomy

  14. We need to talk about Elinor Ostrom. 🗳️

    She won a Nobel Prize for debunking the idea that common property always leads to ruin. Her work provides the empirical data for Autogestion.

    If you are building a cooperative, her design principles are non-negotiable. They are the difference between a robust commons and a failed experiment.

    rootandbranch.online/library/g

    #Ostrom #TheCommons #Governance #Coops #PoliticalEconomy

  15. We need to talk about Elinor Ostrom. 🗳️

    She won a Nobel Prize for debunking the idea that common property always leads to ruin. Her work provides the empirical data for Autogestion.

    If you are building a cooperative, her design principles are non-negotiable. They are the difference between a robust commons and a failed experiment.

    rootandbranch.online/library/g

    #Ostrom #TheCommons #Governance #Coops #PoliticalEconomy

  16. We need to talk about Elinor Ostrom. 🗳️

    She won a Nobel Prize for debunking the idea that common property always leads to ruin. Her work provides the empirical data for Autogestion.

    If you are building a cooperative, her design principles are non-negotiable. They are the difference between a robust commons and a failed experiment.

    rootandbranch.online/library/g

    #Ostrom #TheCommons #Governance #Coops #PoliticalEconomy

  17. Words shape reality. In the US/UK, 'Fiduciary Duty' almost exclusively forces directors to serve the shareholder. In the European Social Economy, the legal concept of 'Intérêt Collectif' frees them to serve the community. ⚖️

    The Social Economy Glossary maps these 'untranslatables' so we can stop importing extractive logic into democratic economic spaces. 📖

    rootandbranch.online/library/s

    #SocialEconomy #EconomicDemocracy #TheCommons #Law

  18. Words shape reality. In the US/UK, 'Fiduciary Duty' almost exclusively forces directors to serve the shareholder. In the European Social Economy, the legal concept of 'Intérêt Collectif' frees them to serve the community. ⚖️

    The Social Economy Glossary maps these 'untranslatables' so we can stop importing extractive logic into democratic economic spaces. 📖

    rootandbranch.online/library/s

    #SocialEconomy #EconomicDemocracy #TheCommons #Law

  19. Words shape reality. In the US/UK, 'Fiduciary Duty' almost exclusively forces directors to serve the shareholder. In the European Social Economy, the legal concept of 'Intérêt Collectif' frees them to serve the community. ⚖️

    The Social Economy Glossary maps these 'untranslatables' so we can stop importing extractive logic into democratic economic spaces. 📖

    rootandbranch.online/library/s

    #SocialEconomy #EconomicDemocracy #TheCommons #Law

  20. Words shape reality. In the US/UK, 'Fiduciary Duty' almost exclusively forces directors to serve the shareholder. In the European Social Economy, the legal concept of 'Intérêt Collectif' frees them to serve the community. ⚖️

    The Social Economy Glossary maps these 'untranslatables' so we can stop importing extractive logic into democratic economic spaces. 📖

    rootandbranch.online/library/s

    #SocialEconomy #EconomicDemocracy #TheCommons #Law

  21. #CommunityGardens and #Libraries: A Perfect Pairing

    Library lawns are growing in popularity as sites for community garden projects

    April 14, 2022

    "#Libraries are often lucky enough to have a free plot of land to bring garden programming to their community. We will explore what it takes for a library to begin a community garden and some examples of successful community gardens already in place.

    "The modern world has created a divide between people and nature. Increasingly, people don't know how or where their food originates. Many people feel #disconnected from the #NaturalWorld, and some have never planted a garden.

    "But as author #MichaelPollan puts it, 'the garden suggests there might be a place where we can meet nature halfway.' A community garden can introduce people to #nature, #plants, and #GrowingFood in an approachable way. Engaging with a garden can teach people about the interconnected world and provide a rewarding experience and skillset.

    "Libraries are often lucky enough to have a free plot of land to bring garden programming to their community. We will explore what it takes for a library to begin a community garden and some examples of successful community gardens already in place.

    Starting a Garden

    "A community garden is a piece of land cultivated by a group of people, either individually or collectively. These gardens are commonly found in urban settings, but similar ideas exist in rural communities.

    "Libraries offer an excellent setting for a community garden. They already provide books and classes on gardening, so they are a perfect location to experiment with those ideas.

    A community garden can range widely in size and scope, depending on the land and resources available by a given library. Gardeners can cultivate even a few square feet into an educational opportunity for the community. Participants can construct a full-scale community garden if a library has more room to spare.

    "Constructing a garden might be intimidating to some, but even someone with no prior experience can make it happen with the community's help. Businesses and community members will often donate their time, tools, and labor to help bring a community garden to life. By reaching out to the right people, a single library staff member or community member can organize the implementation of a multi-bed community garden."

    FMI - action.everylibrary.org/commun

    #SolarPunkSunday #LibrariesRule #TheCommons #MoreGardensLessLawns #growYourOwn #FoodSecurity #BuildingCommunity

  22. #CommunityGardens and #Libraries: A Perfect Pairing

    Library lawns are growing in popularity as sites for community garden projects

    April 14, 2022

    "#Libraries are often lucky enough to have a free plot of land to bring garden programming to their community. We will explore what it takes for a library to begin a community garden and some examples of successful community gardens already in place.

    "The modern world has created a divide between people and nature. Increasingly, people don't know how or where their food originates. Many people feel #disconnected from the #NaturalWorld, and some have never planted a garden.

    "But as author #MichaelPollan puts it, 'the garden suggests there might be a place where we can meet nature halfway.' A community garden can introduce people to #nature, #plants, and #GrowingFood in an approachable way. Engaging with a garden can teach people about the interconnected world and provide a rewarding experience and skillset.

    "Libraries are often lucky enough to have a free plot of land to bring garden programming to their community. We will explore what it takes for a library to begin a community garden and some examples of successful community gardens already in place.

    Starting a Garden

    "A community garden is a piece of land cultivated by a group of people, either individually or collectively. These gardens are commonly found in urban settings, but similar ideas exist in rural communities.

    "Libraries offer an excellent setting for a community garden. They already provide books and classes on gardening, so they are a perfect location to experiment with those ideas.

    A community garden can range widely in size and scope, depending on the land and resources available by a given library. Gardeners can cultivate even a few square feet into an educational opportunity for the community. Participants can construct a full-scale community garden if a library has more room to spare.

    "Constructing a garden might be intimidating to some, but even someone with no prior experience can make it happen with the community's help. Businesses and community members will often donate their time, tools, and labor to help bring a community garden to life. By reaching out to the right people, a single library staff member or community member can organize the implementation of a multi-bed community garden."

    FMI - action.everylibrary.org/commun

    #SolarPunkSunday #LibrariesRule #TheCommons #MoreGardensLessLawns #growYourOwn #FoodSecurity #BuildingCommunity

  23. #CommunityGardens and #Libraries: A Perfect Pairing

    Library lawns are growing in popularity as sites for community garden projects

    April 14, 2022

    "#Libraries are often lucky enough to have a free plot of land to bring garden programming to their community. We will explore what it takes for a library to begin a community garden and some examples of successful community gardens already in place.

    "The modern world has created a divide between people and nature. Increasingly, people don't know how or where their food originates. Many people feel #disconnected from the #NaturalWorld, and some have never planted a garden.

    "But as author #MichaelPollan puts it, 'the garden suggests there might be a place where we can meet nature halfway.' A community garden can introduce people to #nature, #plants, and #GrowingFood in an approachable way. Engaging with a garden can teach people about the interconnected world and provide a rewarding experience and skillset.

    "Libraries are often lucky enough to have a free plot of land to bring garden programming to their community. We will explore what it takes for a library to begin a community garden and some examples of successful community gardens already in place.

    Starting a Garden

    "A community garden is a piece of land cultivated by a group of people, either individually or collectively. These gardens are commonly found in urban settings, but similar ideas exist in rural communities.

    "Libraries offer an excellent setting for a community garden. They already provide books and classes on gardening, so they are a perfect location to experiment with those ideas.

    A community garden can range widely in size and scope, depending on the land and resources available by a given library. Gardeners can cultivate even a few square feet into an educational opportunity for the community. Participants can construct a full-scale community garden if a library has more room to spare.

    "Constructing a garden might be intimidating to some, but even someone with no prior experience can make it happen with the community's help. Businesses and community members will often donate their time, tools, and labor to help bring a community garden to life. By reaching out to the right people, a single library staff member or community member can organize the implementation of a multi-bed community garden."

    FMI - action.everylibrary.org/commun

    #SolarPunkSunday #LibrariesRule #TheCommons #MoreGardensLessLawns #growYourOwn #FoodSecurity #BuildingCommunity

  24. #CommunityGardens and #Libraries: A Perfect Pairing

    Library lawns are growing in popularity as sites for community garden projects

    April 14, 2022

    "#Libraries are often lucky enough to have a free plot of land to bring garden programming to their community. We will explore what it takes for a library to begin a community garden and some examples of successful community gardens already in place.

    "The modern world has created a divide between people and nature. Increasingly, people don't know how or where their food originates. Many people feel #disconnected from the #NaturalWorld, and some have never planted a garden.

    "But as author #MichaelPollan puts it, 'the garden suggests there might be a place where we can meet nature halfway.' A community garden can introduce people to #nature, #plants, and #GrowingFood in an approachable way. Engaging with a garden can teach people about the interconnected world and provide a rewarding experience and skillset.

    "Libraries are often lucky enough to have a free plot of land to bring garden programming to their community. We will explore what it takes for a library to begin a community garden and some examples of successful community gardens already in place.

    Starting a Garden

    "A community garden is a piece of land cultivated by a group of people, either individually or collectively. These gardens are commonly found in urban settings, but similar ideas exist in rural communities.

    "Libraries offer an excellent setting for a community garden. They already provide books and classes on gardening, so they are a perfect location to experiment with those ideas.

    A community garden can range widely in size and scope, depending on the land and resources available by a given library. Gardeners can cultivate even a few square feet into an educational opportunity for the community. Participants can construct a full-scale community garden if a library has more room to spare.

    "Constructing a garden might be intimidating to some, but even someone with no prior experience can make it happen with the community's help. Businesses and community members will often donate their time, tools, and labor to help bring a community garden to life. By reaching out to the right people, a single library staff member or community member can organize the implementation of a multi-bed community garden."

    FMI - action.everylibrary.org/commun

    #SolarPunkSunday #LibrariesRule #TheCommons #MoreGardensLessLawns #growYourOwn #FoodSecurity #BuildingCommunity

  25. #CommunityGardens and #Libraries: A Perfect Pairing

    Library lawns are growing in popularity as sites for community garden projects

    April 14, 2022

    "#Libraries are often lucky enough to have a free plot of land to bring garden programming to their community. We will explore what it takes for a library to begin a community garden and some examples of successful community gardens already in place.

    "The modern world has created a divide between people and nature. Increasingly, people don't know how or where their food originates. Many people feel #disconnected from the #NaturalWorld, and some have never planted a garden.

    "But as author #MichaelPollan puts it, 'the garden suggests there might be a place where we can meet nature halfway.' A community garden can introduce people to #nature, #plants, and #GrowingFood in an approachable way. Engaging with a garden can teach people about the interconnected world and provide a rewarding experience and skillset.

    "Libraries are often lucky enough to have a free plot of land to bring garden programming to their community. We will explore what it takes for a library to begin a community garden and some examples of successful community gardens already in place.

    Starting a Garden

    "A community garden is a piece of land cultivated by a group of people, either individually or collectively. These gardens are commonly found in urban settings, but similar ideas exist in rural communities.

    "Libraries offer an excellent setting for a community garden. They already provide books and classes on gardening, so they are a perfect location to experiment with those ideas.

    A community garden can range widely in size and scope, depending on the land and resources available by a given library. Gardeners can cultivate even a few square feet into an educational opportunity for the community. Participants can construct a full-scale community garden if a library has more room to spare.

    "Constructing a garden might be intimidating to some, but even someone with no prior experience can make it happen with the community's help. Businesses and community members will often donate their time, tools, and labor to help bring a community garden to life. By reaching out to the right people, a single library staff member or community member can organize the implementation of a multi-bed community garden."

    FMI - action.everylibrary.org/commun

    #SolarPunkSunday #LibrariesRule #TheCommons #MoreGardensLessLawns #growYourOwn #FoodSecurity #BuildingCommunity

  26. Since my workplace is encouraging us to get to know AI tools, I've been utilizing them a wee bit. One thing I've found is that AI (at least Google AI) is willing and able to outline it's weaknesses. GOOD! Until we get a handle on this shit (especially corporate / capitalistic gain from it), I suppose it's good to get to know one's "enemy." And yes, if we could find a way to sustainably power AI and use it for the common good, it could help us. But given #CorporateColonialism and all, I wouldn't count on it.

    #AI #TechBros #Tools #UsingTechnologyForGood #TheCommons #ShareKnowledge #OpenSource #LtG #World3 #StabilizedWorld #ABetterWorld #KnowledgeForTheFutureNotProfit

  27. Since my workplace is encouraging us to get to know AI tools, I've been utilizing them a wee bit. One thing I've found is that AI (at least Google AI) is willing and able to outline it's weaknesses. GOOD! Until we get a handle on this shit (especially corporate / capitalistic gain from it), I suppose it's good to get to know one's "enemy." And yes, if we could find a way to sustainably power AI and use it for the common good, it could help us. But given #CorporateColonialism and all, I wouldn't count on it.

    #AI #TechBros #Tools #UsingTechnologyForGood #TheCommons #ShareKnowledge #OpenSource #LtG #World3 #StabilizedWorld #ABetterWorld #KnowledgeForTheFutureNotProfit

  28. Since my workplace is encouraging us to get to know AI tools, I've been utilizing them a wee bit. One thing I've found is that AI (at least Google AI) is willing and able to outline it's weaknesses. GOOD! Until we get a handle on this shit (especially corporate / capitalistic gain from it), I suppose it's good to get to know one's "enemy." And yes, if we could find a way to sustainably power AI and use it for the common good, it could help us. But given #CorporateColonialism and all, I wouldn't count on it.

    #AI #TechBros #Tools #UsingTechnologyForGood #TheCommons #ShareKnowledge #OpenSource #LtG #World3 #StabilizedWorld #ABetterWorld #KnowledgeForTheFutureNotProfit

  29. Since my workplace is encouraging us to get to know AI tools, I've been utilizing them a wee bit. One thing I've found is that AI (at least Google AI) is willing and able to outline it's weaknesses. GOOD! Until we get a handle on this shit (especially corporate / capitalistic gain from it), I suppose it's good to get to know one's "enemy." And yes, if we could find a way to sustainably power AI and use it for the common good, it could help us. But given #CorporateColonialism and all, I wouldn't count on it.

    #AI #TechBros #Tools #UsingTechnologyForGood #TheCommons #ShareKnowledge #OpenSource #LtG #World3 #StabilizedWorld #ABetterWorld #KnowledgeForTheFutureNotProfit

  30. Since my workplace is encouraging us to get to know AI tools, I've been utilizing them a wee bit. One thing I've found is that AI (at least Google AI) is willing and able to outline it's weaknesses. GOOD! Until we get a handle on this shit (especially corporate / capitalistic gain from it), I suppose it's good to get to know one's "enemy." And yes, if we could find a way to sustainably power AI and use it for the common good, it could help us. But given #CorporateColonialism and all, I wouldn't count on it.

    #AI #TechBros #Tools #UsingTechnologyForGood #TheCommons #ShareKnowledge #OpenSource #LtG #World3 #StabilizedWorld #ABetterWorld #KnowledgeForTheFutureNotProfit

  31. #TheConEvilOfAmericaFirst

    Hello
    @bontchev @petergleick

    .Purportedly one man lead an effort to have the scope of devastation formally recognized and to a national response that further lead to having warehouses full of lumber -which subsequently provided resource to the global fight against fascism #thecommons #WeThePeople #WaysAndMeans | #PeaceIsEveryStep

    #music
    ¿( #CutToTheChase ) #songby #rush #TimothySnyderSpeaks
    #OnTyranny

    #TakeResponsibility #ForTheFaceOfTheWorld

  32. #TheConEvilOfAmericaFirst

    Hello
    @bontchev @petergleick

    .Purportedly one man lead an effort to have the scope of devastation formally recognized and to a national response that further lead to having warehouses full of lumber -which subsequently provided resource to the global fight against fascism #thecommons #WeThePeople #WaysAndMeans | #PeaceIsEveryStep

    #music
    ¿( #CutToTheChase ) #songby #rush #TimothySnyderSpeaks
    #OnTyranny

    #TakeResponsibility #ForTheFaceOfTheWorld

  33. #TheConEvilOfAmericaFirst

    Hello
    @bontchev @petergleick

    .Purportedly one man lead an effort to have the scope of devastation formally recognized and to a national response that further lead to having warehouses full of lumber -which subsequently provided resource to the global fight against fascism #thecommons #WeThePeople #WaysAndMeans | #PeaceIsEveryStep

    #music
    ¿( #CutToTheChase ) #songby #rush #TimothySnyderSpeaks
    #OnTyranny

    #TakeResponsibility #ForTheFaceOfTheWorld

  34. #TheConEvilOfAmericaFirst

    Hello
    @bontchev @petergleick

    .Purportedly one man lead an effort to have the scope of devastation formally recognized and to a national response that further lead to having warehouses full of lumber -which subsequently provided resource to the global fight against fascism #thecommons #WeThePeople #WaysAndMeans | #PeaceIsEveryStep

    #music
    ¿( #CutToTheChase ) #songby #rush #TimothySnyderSpeaks
    #OnTyranny

    #TakeResponsibility #ForTheFaceOfTheWorld

  35. Free Zine from @CrimethInc

    #MutualAid, #TheCommons, and the #Revolutionary Abolition of #Capitalism

    Revisiting the Difference Between Mutual Aid and #Charity

    2025

    "Much has been made of the distinction between charity and mutual aid. Charity is top-down and unidirectional, while mutual aid is supposed to be horizontal, reciprocal, and participatory. In practice, however, the majority of today’s self-described mutual aid projects remain more or less unidirectional efforts to provide goods and services to those in need.

    "This has contributed to a situation in which conventional non-profit organizations are rebranding themselves with the language of 'mutual aid,' while some anarchists have given up on the concept entirely, fed up with a rhetoric that some say amounts to 'mutual aid being good and radical, and charity being bad and conservative.'

    "Is there more to the distinction than this? How could we unlock the revolutionary potential of mutual aid?"

    You can read the content of this zine online in at the link below:
    crimethinc.com/zines/mutual-ai

    #TaxTheRich #EatTheRich #CapitalismKills #CapitalismSucks
    #GreedKills #Oligarchy #Oligarchs #Oiligarchy #TechBillionaires #CrimethInc
    #BillionairesShouldNotExist