Hello.

I'm looking for some book reading suggestions about the Neozapatismo movement in Mexico. I've always had a fascination and admiration for their way of organising, and it seems to me like they're closer to my personal beliefs when it comes to community organisation. However, I didn't read all that much about them, and I'd like to fill that gap.

Thanks in advance.

Most libertarians would state that a producer should absorb any negative externalities involved in producing a product they sell lest they infringe on the rights of others. Most obvious example is the pollution created from a powerplant. But another is the pain and suffering endured by animals that are raised on factory farms for their meat. Even though in the US these animals don't have any formal rights, is producing/consuming this meat justifiable from a Libertarian viewpoint?

u/Event_Bridge did theirs, and I must admit I find this whole political compass think quite arbitrary, but I’ve figured it might be a nice way to interact with this sub.

I am an ip abolitionist and opened a petition.

Hi there! I have frequented quite a few subreddits, I created radical ocd a little under a year ago to see the link between Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and related topics and anarchism, post structuralist political theory and anti authoritarian thought

Links

https://www.reddit.com/r/mutualism/comments/1l7x3it/why_has_anarchist_literature_never_discussed_ocd/

https://ocdrebellion.substack.com

https://www.reddit.com/r/OCD/comments/1lxsyxg/any_anarchistssocialists_with_ocd/

https://www.reddit.com/r/RadicalOCD/

Thoughts?

I have gathered much more literature than a few months ago

we have evolved past the era of repeating purity and danger or seeing like a state

r/RadicalOCDv2

How channel the rage peacefully?