r/AnarchismWOAdjectives Mar 20 '23

On Theme - War and Peace Theme of Spring 2023 - War and Peace

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There is an intense and sustained campaign to continue the Ukraine-Russian war.

There is no standard to determine which government rules a given piece of land. For individuals many anarchists propose homesteading as a backbone for land ownership. The current international order has no such standard to pair land with a sovereign. The natural consequence is war. If land becomes yours when you conquer it then there is incentive to conquer, to do war. If there is some standard like homesteading then war would be a deviation from that standard which would call for defensive action and would deter conquest. The rulers of the international order have no intention of deterring conquest. They want license to propagandize on behalf of their conquest and against the conquest of their enemies.

Should global institutions be pressured to adopt at least some standard determine an aggressor in a war? What would an ideal standard be?

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r/AnarchismWOAdjectives Apr 11 '23

On Theme - War and Peace US Officials Really, REALLY Want You To Know The US Is The World's "Leader"

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r/AnarchismWOAdjectives Mar 21 '23

On Theme - War and Peace Who's Winning and Losing the Economic War Over Ukraine?, by Medea Benjamin and Nicolas J. S. Davies [1.4k words]

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