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Did you know there are still active projects in MI? Indeed, Fifth Estate is a currently active project that still puts out three issues of an anarchistish content periodical every year. While I was in Detroit this project loomed large as I was staying with its managing editor. We went to visit its memorialization. I'm not sure I'd be comfortable with one of my projects being locked away in a museum but likely don't have anything to worry about. We discussed devotion to singular projects. We went to Heidelburg and even got to spend some time with Tyree. We ate pizza delivered by the hands of our hosts and had a lovely breakfast where we followed up on all the threads and tied them in a bow.
I'm tempted to oversimplify when I write about Ontario but it wouldn't be fair. I visited three different towns there and had three very different experiences. Hamilton is a successful anarchist scene there. They have a strong active infoshop. They also have something that looks and feels like the kind of community most towns aspire to (constituent ingredients include consistency, some old timers, and some wingnuts that add color). I was there to visit friends and to help launch the new LBC title Blessed is the Flame. The book launch was quite intense with family members, out of town radicals, and a multi-media presentation that was quite impressive.
Toronto was a challenge. Any big town trip is stressful because having a motorcycle out on the street with most of my luggage is stressful. I just had my camera stolen out of my tank bag (sorry J) which reminded me of what I already know, most of the time things are fine, and then they aren't. The event was hosted at a campus restaurant by a consistent local anarchist reading group.
Kingston was really nice. The event wasn't so interesting but the space it was held in (motorcycle shop) was adorable and appropriate given the nature of my trip. I came back a couple of thousand miles later to have my tires changed. The scene there is small and older but frankly, this was much appreciated as my point of contact seemed totally dialed in on most of the topics I like to talk about.
Rochester was totally forgettable except for the sincerity and generosity of my host. I could use this opportunity to make fun of the Black Rose Federation members there but frankly the less ink any of us spill over them the faster they may disappear from the planet. Insert clever quote about anarchists needing a federation like a fish needs a bicycle.
Woodstock was lovely as it involved some conversations about topics I need to research later. Added to my reading list: Artaud, On the art of the nō drama: the major treatises of Zeami, The Empty Space, and The Theater & it's Double.
Providence RI was a pleasant surprise. My host did not have much experience and the event wasn't that well attended (no surprise given how well I/LBC plays in the East Coast generally) but the people who did attend were interesting, interested, and found each other! I can count on one hand how many times my mere existence was a catalyst to new interactions. I hope they go well.
Boston has one of the most stable anarchist bookstores in North America, the Lucy Parsons Center. The history doesn't mention why so I guess I'll leave it unsaid but my time there was notable for getting to watch Boston street culture close up, an engaged conversation about The Blast and the question of anarchist aging. I did attend a birthday party of a stranger while I was there that was strange. The people were very nice and friendly to me but the crowd was either of the "family don't care about stranger" variety, the "I'm just here to drink beer" or the "I'm a member of Black Rose Federation and have no curiosity about you whatsoever". I do find curiosity (and the lack thereof) to be one of the hallmarks of red anarchism.
Central Vermont is lovely and I can only imagine the leaf peeping there.
Next up… Quebec & the trip home]]>
The author of one of the three recent denouncements of nihilism that I am at least partially culpable in lives in the city of Vancouver (or so they say in the essay). My presentation there was pregnant with the possibility of a public face-to-face with this critic. Sadly, though not surprisingly, they did not make themselves known to me and I had to make my remarks about the bad faithedness and religiousity of their essay in front of an audience that didn't seem exactly dialed into the details.
Using an essay to work through issues, rather than meat space or a letter or even an email, is an interesting proposition to me. On the one hand I totally get it. Interpersonal shit can get gnarly quickly. Trying to engage with ideas without necessarily making them personal is hard and worthwhile work. And it's a lot easier to work over the perception you have of other people's perspective than their actual perspective. Bad things are bad after all, it's all we know about them!
But it seems like a pretty rotten thing about the anarchist space to normalize this behavior.
Vancouver was nice but I do stress a bit about leaving my bike, laden with bags, out in the public in big cities. In two short days I was able to hang out with an old friend, do a presentation, hang out with a new friend, and meet up for an interview. Finally I left V and headed back south to have someone look at my motorcycle who was smarter than me.
The next leg of my tour (after the social BC leg) was a solo leg. I first traveled to Yellowstone (originally I was going to Glacier AND Yellowstone) without realizing that at the end of April it was still fucking cold there. As in, snow line at about the level of altitude where I was camping cold and say what you will about riding but even I will not ride in the snow! This meant my two days of adventure in Yellowstone got cut short to one day before I bailed but here is what I saw in that brief time.
– A running battle between a bison and an RV
– about 30 feet of empty space between me and a pissed off bison after the RV got away
– Yellowstone annual staff act like they were about to have a kick-ass summer
– Cold canned food
– Mud pots
– Scary motorcycle parking
The next day I woke up and decided to hit the road. I'm thankful I did because otherwise I would have had to do a lot more miles in a single day than I would have liked (I've been trying to keep it to about six hours max) and I ended that day staring at this.
After a slow ride through SD I landed in Minneapolis and the kind of loving embrace of my people there. Then an excellent ride through the UP of MI and a short trip through my childhood.
I'm at about the half way point of the trip from the perspective of miles. I'm about to enter Canada for the last time on this trip. I am struck by endings. Some, if not many, of the people I have visited are from my past. Our time together was when we were both looking towards a future. Today, as I sat with an old (20+ years) friend they said to me that I have not changed much in the past five years. I'm working on a project that excites me. I'm with the same people as I was five years ago. I'm fully adulting, even if that doesn't look all that adult. I don't dwell all that much on the past.
As I head into the next context I am reflecting on that. Is it possible to be fair to new people you meet, who enter your life, while also respecting the memory of the relationships that come before. Don't most of us choose one or the other? When framed that way I'd like to think that I choose neither. That I don't live in a headspace dominated by the past or the present but with a type of simulflow.
A few days ago I was sitting with someone and talking about a personality trait I have that involves unconscious cruelty. I emphasized how my meanness isn't usually intentional and they emphasized how many people despise me for it. One of my lessons from this trip is that both ways I pay a price. When I am intentionally nice I feel a falseness and like the resultant isn't true. When I am honest I feel unliked. It's easy to be pat about either approach but the lesson is that neither satisfies. There isn't a right way to do this and the fact that I don't get to be friends with everyone shouldn't bother me half as much as it does.
Next up: Ontario, New York, Boston]]>
That's not totally true of course. With my phone I have been updating snarky little bits about the daily life of my trip but that isn't real. It's just for a laugh. The real take away from this trip is a running series of thoughts about the people I've met, the incredible things I've seen, and how fast life goes when you're actually living it. All that computer time, all those projects, as valuable, blah blah, just feels like something else. Something dumb.
British Columbia is lovely. It's the place we'll all run to when the world collapses. Denman Island both is and isn't an idyllic environment to stage a revolution or to spin a nice interpretation of the bowl form. Not much else to say about there.
The ostensible reason I was on Vancouver Island was to go to a conference on Nihilism. Academic conferences are a trip. I guess I should try to go to them more often but they demonstrate so many strange things at the same time it's hard to pin down just one to discuss. Here is a start. Thousands of dollars are spent to host an event that no more than 50 people passed through the entire weekend. It was mostly no more than half this number. It was mostly no more than a dozen who were not also presenters. Moreover the number of presentations that actually dealt with nihilist concepts, that attempted to tackle what it means to live without meaning (meta-narrative) or power were few. Like one hand few.
Doesn't mean there weren't quite a few interesting presentations. The most were the ones that conflated pessimism for nihilism (the few on David Foster Wallace were OK). The political presentations were mostly not good but there were some sparks. Maybe in five years these could be fanned into flames but the context is probably a wet blanket. It is probably not possible to suss out much in the way of detail about how to act in an age of political, social powerlessness. The professors hold the conversations hostage and the grad students do not dare offend them. The number of social actors was nearly zero. The conversations were only held between sessions and then mostly about popular theoreticians and brands.
It's nice to be fed and given gas money but I hope for little but access to the next generation of para-academics at events like this. These are the people who I hope to collaborate with in the future.
The event at Camas that Sunday evening was of a different caliber. I'm not saying the difference was me but I could see at least three different levels of engagement in my presentation (at least two somewhat hostile) and there was at least some hope that I incensed a few people to further, future activity. That's always the hope of course. Further engagement and interrogation along the lines of a fresh and painful view on the same old assumptions. I also appreciate the Camas model. They have figured out how to maintain a long term anarchist project and stayed humble in the face of it. It no longer looks like a subcultural anarchist project and I think that's great.
Anyway I'm like 10 days past this on the trip so I'm going to post this and get started on entry 4 (From BC to MI).
One expects the worst from Portland. From "we will not be silenced," to Portlandia, to the fact that Portland doesn't even seem to be trying any more I had low expectations. The fact that the only person I knew from the Annares collective wasn't there and my fear started to rise. I was totally wrong.
The crowd that Annares reached was mostly young, very interested, and my presentation went well (outside of my own repetition and over reliance on certain turns of phrase). I doubt this will rise to the level of being meaningful more broadly for the Portland scene generally but I was greeted by 30-40 people who seemed absolutely interested in ideas of fighting leftist framing, attacking conceptual regimes, and not being complacent about anti-civ ideas.
The question and answer section was particularly delightful with a nice combination of easy (or newbie) and hard (experienced) questions. A couple of friends (and others) stepped in to answer better than I could and I leave the experience feeling quite satisfied and even hopeful that future collaborations may exist in Portland. Time will tell.
And the plus side:… I can pick up my motorcycle on my own (it is over 700 lbs with gear).
On the minus side: I had to.
A combination of being tired and on the down side of an incline means that I dropped the bike for the second time. This time it was crawling to the pay office for the Denman ferry but hopefully I now have the tools to not make this mistake again. The Vancouver Island ride was nice but a little more intense that I was ready for. As you likely know motorcycle culture is pretty clannish. I met a dude on a GS1200 on the ferry who adopted me. This meant keeping up with him on unfamiliar roads. Not my favorite. But once he turned off and I figured the right road I had a lovely ride that only slowed down as the bugs began a kamikaze cascade into my face.
I have two more ferry rides and then I'm on to solid ground. I am fearing and excited about the 49th parallel ride I'll be doing north of the line and then the ride through Glacier Highway to the Sky and down to Yellowstone. After that the rides will be simple.
The Seattle event was an introduction to this new project that hasn't been entirely finalized yet… and so in this way I'm quite excited because some of the needs for the project came cascading out of me during the presentation. The need is for a real world (not internet) networking project that can serve as an introduction to anarchist ideas (rather than sectarian punch up) and an excuse to meet f2f. It's called The Blast and you can learn more from the broken website (that I'll probably not fix until June) http://theblast.info.
Left Bank is an interesting venue. Totally not made for the purpose of meetings but the crowd was really useful in getting to think about what to talk to the rest of the blast people about when I get back. I'll be presenting about three more times on the new paper.]]>
I'm going to journal my trip a little bit, not so personal but perhaps over personal along the lines of what a long motorcycle trip looks like for a middle aged person. What travails and pleasantries I encounter and how I somehow relate all of the things I do to an anarchist life, one full of adventure, quietude, and, at least for the next couple months, the road.
I have decided to start my trips pretty early in the morning. I prefer to wake up with the sun and if I lived in such a way I would wake with her every morning. I left home about six in the morning and didn't feel a need to take a break until my first fill up about 100 miles in. A motorcycle is better than coffee (although does not eliminate the need for it) and even though I did evade the worst of the morning traffic I did see it in droves heading the opposite direction.
The morning never warmed up. I have a pretty good layer system with a synth base, cotton big shirt, and finally a down vest beneath my big motorcycle jacket. It's hard to underestimate how great the jacket it. Pockets are in exactly the right places (although a larger inside pocket for valuables would be nice). I did alright until the rain started. Off an on, bit by bit, my feet and gloves were soaked through. By the time my day ended the teeth were chattering and I was fried. That said I was very worried about all the miles on my body but with the assistance of my cheater (helps my right hand grip by not forcing me to pull the full throttle all the time) I didn't feel injured by the end of the day. Just tired.
I imagine I'll post this after I give my first "away" presentation (I give the first at the Berkeley Anarchist Study Group) but I've been thinking a lot about the themes I'll be covering and how to position them in such a way as to make sure that we have interesting conversations and not stupid ones. Hard stuff.
This thread has made it harder.
What is funny to me is that insurrectionary anarchism was always built on the basis of a critique of activism, and wanting to get away from simply being a subculture. Now, it seems that the American Nihilists want to now build a strawman that says that anything that isn't "doing what they're doing" (who knows what the fuck that is, because they spend more time talking about it than doing it) is strugglismo, aka, activism. Listen to any of the Brillant podcasts and you'll get the general gist of it.
I agree with the above paragraph and this is why the term strugglismo came into being. I@ was a critique of boring, stale, ineffective, ritualized activity and, recently, has given birth to a bunch of stale, boring, sanctimonious projects. The term (Insurrectionary anarchists) has lost its meaning as an a priori hostility against activism. The point isn't much beyond that but the term was an attempt to put in a way that I thought was funny, not a critique against the totality of some peoples activity.
I also have a hard time agreeing with any critique that begins and ends with "they are not doing anything." What the hell does that even mean? They are not winning? Isn't anything that is not entirely in ones head something? Does "doing something" really only means X (and X is defined as ABC work, IWW, and antifa) and not Y (media projects, writing, and discussion)?
Last night (at my event in Portland) I found myself referring to my projects in excruciating detail. And this is because I, and others I know are doing interesting work have a very hard time talking about it. We (and in this case I mean everyone involved in these disputes) aren't doing a great job of making the compelling cases as to why our work/projects are compelling. As a result they are not.
I apologize for the term but I do think it describes a certain kind of sanctimonious behavior. I try to not mirror that behavior. I try to point out what I really like about the hard work that anti-prison and prison support people do. I don't think pointing out that many of our friends are doing the same thing over again (harder) is sanctimonious, I just think it's a waste of time.
But whatever, it's not my time to waste and I'll try to stop tearing other people down on their hobbies (especially if they do the same).
I pushed myself to make it to the next town after Portland and was greeted by hilarous dogs (who remembered me!) and a bed. I know that later in this tour I'll be camping so I don't feel guilty about taking offers of beds here at the early part. Dogs are great though. I recommend them highly.
On to Seattle.]]>
This past weekend I traveled to Los Angeles for the "Nah" event in response to the LA Art bookfair. It was a fine event. A bookfair, which I think is a fine activity for anarch* friends to involve themselves in, plus my project did alright. But in this case it's the how that I want to discuss more than the what. Trigger alert: the rest of this post is mostly going to be about motorcycles and aging.
The day before I got shitcanned from my last full time gig I purchased a very nice and very new motorcycle. I don't talk about it a ton because I've never experienced motorcycling as a social activity but I've been a rider for most of the past 26 years. I started with a Vespa ('68 super sport 180cc) and went for 10 years riding piece-of-shit motorcycles that were dirt cheap. Since then I've been riding standards (a category of motorcycle distinct from cruisers, twins, and sport bikes) from the Kawasaki corporation of Japan. My latest bike was a 2009 Versys that was an excellent commuter but a little small for me at 650cc.
For some months I've been daydreaming about a big trip. I took one in my early 20s (from San Diego to MI with scattered stops between) and have wanted something similar for some time. But the differences are real. Last go-round I slept on dirty couches, porches, and whatever I could find. This go-round my body is 20+ years older and I wont be staying at or near crushes. In fact I plan on bringing a tent (and air mattress) which will shrink my world to a pinprick (and expand it to some of the grand National Parks that I've never seen).
Anyway, as a test run for my new motorcycle I loaded it down with books and headed to Los Angeles. Muscling an extra 150lbs or so has taught me some important lessons about what I am capable of, what I like (and hate) about motorcycling, and has made me long for the road to an extent I wouldn't have imagined as I limped into LA tired and sore.
The Grapevine was the worst of it but when you go faster than about 65 MPH (100KM/H) the wind becomes a great hand. It pushes you nearly randomly from side to side and front to back. The 'Vine was, in fact, terrifying as it both forced me to slow down about 15 MPH and to change a lane or two. I visualize wind as a series of flows and vectors rolling off the gentle mountains but experience it as wanting nothing more than to fling me off the side of a cliff. Kind of like the milieu I guess.
What's fascinating about this as a ride is how utterly ambivalent the drivers of cars (and especially the 90 MPH SUVs that screamed by) are to the physical exertion and real life danger I was experiencing as they sat in climate-controlled gas-guzzling bliss. Kind of like the milieu I guess.
My new motorcycle (name forthcoming) is as hard as diamond. It is a machine designed to gobble up whatever road I throw at it. It would happily start every ride by throwing up its front wheel, it hits 90 MPH before I even notice the speedometer, it is 10,000 miles away from caring about anything other than an oil change. I, on the other hand, have the body of an office worker. I am soft and weak. My heart may soar but my wings have been brutalized by all the peck, peck, pecking and giving two fucks about what people say on the Internet. I am going to slow us down.
During my trip to LA I felt the need to stop every 40-60 minutes just because my wrists and forearms couldn't handle it. My main criticism of the bike so far is that it forces me to sit differently than I prefer. Standard motorcycles force you to sit up straight. I like that. This bike kind of forces you to lean on the gas tank in "sports bike" pose. I put a tank bag on for the trip but didn't like the way this kind of riding made my back feel. Perhaps because of the pose, or the inflexibility of my body, there were times when I'd come off the freeway where I couldn't move my right leg (which only operates the back brake) as it had frozen in place. This did not happen to me at 24.
I used what is called a cheater (brand name Throttle Rocker) to ameliorate arm pain on the throttle side. This didn't work that well for a couple reasons. The concept is to afix a piece of hard plastic to the accelerator so that instead of having to hang on and hold you can just rest your palm on the plastic to maintain acceleration. You can only safely maneuver the plastic when you aren't moving and pretty much anywhere you put it isn't exactly the right spot. Because it modifies how you accelerate, it is quite unsafe until you are at real speed. This much I knew from trying to use the Rocker in the past. This go-round I learned that my RSI is bad enough to be triggered by the plastic pressing against my palm. Tingle ahoy!
The only real solution I have come up with to all these issues is to slow the fuck down. This isn't easy for me because my personality has always been hostile to slowing down and smelling the roses but if the only way I can travel in the world (whether by motorcycle or whatever) is to do it slow, then that's what it'll have to be. I've kind of suspected this "slow down" thing has to be the way for some time as I find that after I take big trips (like LBC bookfair trips where I blast through by going, tabling, returning) I always need 1-3 days to recover when I get home. This coming trip I'll have to build in recovery time while traveling.
I despise Los Angeles. Perhaps I've just fallen into the trap of norcal v socal and just picked my team but, much like NYC, I just find the city itself to be an intolerable mess. The past few times I've traveled to the area for the anarchies I haven't even spent the night. It is fucking hot. The traffic is brutal and terrifying (doubly so on a motorcycle because the car drivers do not seem to give a fuck that a fenderbender with me equals death). The attitude of the political scene is extremely fragmented (which makes sense given how enormous the city is) from very young and naive to older and jaded-as-hell. It is a town that is sophisticated except where it is not, both diverse and lily-white. A huge mess that you can't possibly understand in a weekend.
This event was unusual for a couple of reasons. It was politically sophisticated (and obscure as it wasn't necessarily political at all. It was a type of response to the LA Art bookfair) by a crowd I'm ostensibly in a type of agreement with (the ASC/post-situ crowd) but if I were to just walk in I'd mostly have experienced a group of ethnically diverse friends drinking together alongside a serious hodge-podge of tablers. Spiked belts, ancient surrealist books, some remnant of "the Oakland scene," and LBC.
The real charm of the event was the after-party. Next door to LA Skidrow (I did not realize how Blade Runneresque the LA Skidrow is) we spent the evening in total bliss. Chilly, a fantastic roof view, while a total mix of people shot the shit in as unpretentious of a scene as I've ever experienced in a big city. Take note of the new website project that has come out of the group that put on the bookfair. http://www.onda.la/
I scurried away as early as I could to avoid the LA marathon that morning. The ride home was fast. I had less weight on the bike and always find return trips to be faster than away trips. Next up, the Northwest and big National Parks.
Rather than speaking about my own anger at Morgan or Bob at their behavior I am going to give the eulogy–one I've been contemplating for some time–of Bob.
I have known Bob, not in his daring years when I could have been a co-conspirator to his minor offenses against local legends Processed World, not when he was at the peak of his power and railed against work at the Gorilla Grotto, but perhaps in his decline, as publisher of his last two books. But the relationship between a publisher and an author is a close one. We could safely discuss his entire oeuvre at length and depth. We could discuss our shared ideological enemies. I could share with him my goal of returning his name back to being on the cynosure of anarchist thinkers where he belonged, returning him from his exile (for his naughty behavior against Jim Hogshire, etc.). As the preening narcissist he has always been, Bob basked in my appreciation, of someone he delusionally believed to be a fawning acolyte.
I still believe that Bob deserves defending, and my defense of him follows in three parts: he survived, he did something (even if it was the wrong thing), and he did it alone (for better and worse).
I imagine become an anarchist in the twilight period between the end of the Vietnam War era (not exactly a banner time for anarchists anyway) and the rise of (albiet low-profile) anarchist punks must have been quite lonely. I can't imagine having these ideas without the benefit of seeing what impact they had on relationships as they were tested out. One of my clearest experiments of this sort was when I moved out of a group house (the very next day as I recall) when they wrote my name to an objectionable task on the chore wheel because I was at work. I had Debordian fantasies and put my body on the line in their pursuit. But I did not do it in a vacuum. The day I left the house I drove across the state to a warm, waiting room with friends who were happy to see me. The situation would have been miserable if I didn't have those friends, that shared understanding about Debord, or the money to have a car to make that drive.
While Bob isn't the only survivor of his generation I have a giant soft spot for all of them. Their clarity about then is one of the reasons that we can be fighting different fights now. Specifically I am referring to the context of anarchism, workerism, the left, and ATR. I have so much respect for this generation because I caught the tail end of the Red anarchist menace and its mediocrity was asphyxiating. As an ex-post-left anarchist I've had enough talk of what the left should be (if only…) to last three lifetimes. Dodging the bullet of having to endure Great-Men-Talking-about-Revolution-as-if-it-were-about-to-happen (or already did) I still consider quite the achievement, which would not have been possible if it were not for the ones who survived and particularly for Bob Black.
But they paid a price. In Bob's case an ass-kicking or two, for others it was different kinds of social exclusions, ones that reflected their personalities and survival skills. On another level they paid the price of loss of faith. Obviously we are talking about a secular kind of faith–a belief that when exposed to a correct analysis or critique people will change their minds–but a faith nonetheless. A faith that other people, strangers, are like you: reasonable, argumentative, and more interested in something-like-truth than in popularity contests or petty games. This loss of faith has created grumpy, lonely men but it has also created a neon colored sign post for us, the next generation, and for those who are arriving after us.
I realize that most of the anarchists of the post-left generation have exposed their own influences as being egoist but that wasn't my perception of them or their position(s) during my first decade of exposure to them (prior to meeting them). It seemed to me that Anarchy: A Journal of Desire Armed was the American wing of a post-situationist perspective, full stop. In hindsight, I realize how little I knew but it was the SI that excited me when I was just an anarcho-tot. It was their practice of critique-as-action that made sense to me, and it was how I saw action that I wanted to participate in. The SI critique of what we would now call activism felt complete to me and, as a result, held no interest, it was complete. The attacks against groups and people of the same fighting weight did, and still does, hold me captivated.
This is where my defense of Bob is strongest. Whether in the name of revenge or his own sense of rightousness Bob devoted his life to fighting people and institutions outside of his weight class. We once had a conversation where I was expressing how not-in-a-hurry I was with regard to dealing with a slight because I held that the long view, the strategic view, would win out against hurried action. Bob made it clear that while he might have agreed with me about the likelihood of winning, my attitude was bullshit. The only time to deal with opponents is now. He meant it. He would rather lose the fight, and do it now, than wait and win.
This charming personality trait explains nearly every scandal and misstep Bob ever took. As he aged, his rush to fight took on the long form essay rather than the flaming poop bag, but the will to fight never waned.
This point, by the way, is why the activist insult against theory/critique people has always aggravated me. I try to give the activist crowd the benefit of the doubt that they do truly believe in the political practice they are part of "in the streets" and are not just using regular people as cover for their desire to see the glittering rain of a window pane. (The least they can do is realize that a vigorous internal conversation is a verb and not "doing nothing" but whatever.)
Bob has taught anarchism a lesson that has yet to be meaningfully followed up. We need to establish something like a set of rules, or a kind of terrain, around how to fight with one another. When Bob accused Ramsey, in the letter section of AJODA, of being a state agent (on the flimsey grounds that they needed to evade the consequences of the Anarchist Exclusion Act of 1901), there were two results . One, Bob broke an unspoken rule against snitch-jacketing and two, Ramsey took him (and the accusation) extremeley seriously. Ramsey placed a fatwa against that issue of the magazine (#65, which had quite of few strong articles) and did whatever he could do persuade us (including by threat of force) and whomever was in his sphere of influence (which mostly meant infoshops that inclined Red) to not carry it. By putting his (and by extension ours–as AJODA did the material suffering, since AK Press stopped distributing the magazine after this issue) body on the line, Bob proved an unintended point. He provided Ramsey an opportunity to show what Ramsey was all about and Ramsey's response to that paragraph of text couldn't have been clearer.
For those of us who are similarly inclined, this lesson should be instructive. When you throw your body, identity, and personhood into the fray you rarely get accolades or huzzahs. At best you get a clarifying moment on a tangential point related to but not necessarily central to why you were acting in the first place. What most people do with this information is hide themselves behind nicknames, anonymity, or silence, and we, as a politic and practice, suffer for it.
Bob has never had an ally (or accomplice in the modern vernacular) as he made it structurally impossible for anybody to be (or become) one. There are many private examples of how this looked in practice but it's an obvious point that if you are fighting for your interpretation of the singular right and correct position anyone who would join you has to convince you that they think the same way that you do and for the same reasons.
Bob's life is a series of breaks from limited collaborations that is not disconnected from the Stirnerite postulation about organization only lasting as long as the participants in it gain satisfaction in that arrangement. Bob's innovation, if it could be called that, was to (mostly) set fire to any possibility of future collaboration by way of personal insults and public declarations of acrimony. Let's call this practice "angry egoism," which can only be ameliorated by its target bending knee, thereby placing future collaboration on the unstable base of an explicit power-over relationship.
And these dysfunctions ultimately rise from the fact that every battle, every idea, and every break happened for Bob alone. He has had lovers and temporary friends but largely his life was one lived alone, with no voice cautioning consequences or suggesting a different pacing, no daily consultations in bed. The only voice in his head was his, amplified by a Debordesque diet of spirits.
By this cautionary tale I put Bob Black to rest. He was a clarifying influence in my life, largely as a negative example but also as a good writer, but one incapable of reaching the heights he reached for. He will be remembered as much for who he wasn't as for who he wanted to be but this is the most anarchist of problems. Most of us will not be remembered at all as our shared Beautiful Idea is larger than each of us and continues on after we are gone. The best we can hope for is some contribution to that idea and as a person who lived and wrote in especially challenging times and circumstances Bob Black has done his part.
There seems to be a general confusion about the difference between friendship and comrades(hip). Furthermore this confusion lives in short-time. Terribly short time. And as the confusion tends to to mean conflating the two things, it means increased the frequency that it takes them to cycle through our world without increasing the amplitude of the relationship(s).
In my few friendships is a feeling, a shared chemistry, and the lack of need to spend a bunch of time defining terms, calibrating jargon, and deciding what to do next. We already knew. Friendship is in the category of romance, fleeting, uplifting, and harder to achieve as the years go by. Thirty years ago I made friends nearly every day. At 45 I find friendship almost impossible to find and to nurture (nostalgia is a hell of a drug.)
Comrades, on the other hand, are a bit easier to find, even today. I don't have to sit strangers down to calibrate them to my interests. By the time they find me they've usually calibrated themselves (or visa versa of course.) My interest in topics like alienation, social change, and the transformation of daily life has a predetermied audience (for and against). Politics, by this measure, is what my comrades and I are capable of doing. My project is to share the building of that capacity and collaborate with comrades about what to do with our capacity.
When I see people talk like strugglismo's (which frequently means pretending that their crew of friends are on the cusp of something great, something permanent, something that can't possibly be coopted–even at THE EXACT MOMENT that cooptation is is exactly what is happening), I don't blame their friendships, which are enviable, I blame their politics. Their inability to see what is happening to and around them is the failure of their political imagination, on the one side believing that substantial libertarian change is possible (in the here and now), and on the other believing in their relevance (aka imminent necessity) to that change.
Camatte was onto something when he said "One awaits the revolution in vain, for it is already underway. It is unnoticed by those who await it, expecting a particular sign, a 'crisis' releasing the vast insurrectional movement which would produce another essential sign, the formation of the party etc…" but he uses the term revolution differently from me. When I use the term I attempt to always use it as a negative, as the project of the old left to create their bureaucratic utopia or of the christians (who almost always call themselves something else… like anarchist) who have clear intentions about their heaven on earth. Camatte is using the term in a far less grandiose manner. "The increasing loss of our real submission to capital will allow us to confront the true question of the revolution, not that of changing life, because all life has been enslaved, domesticated, misled by the existence of classes for millennia, but the creation of human life." I wouldn't put it this way (as I'm not exactly up on people) but for Camatte the revolution that is happening now is the creation of human life outside of politics, jargon, and "the struggle for the streets" (aka playing with cops in urban playgrounds).
Here the American followers of the Appelistas get it half right. The milieu is not, nor ever intended to be, the active agent for future revolutionary activity. If that's what you are looking for good luck to you. It has always been the place to meet the fellow revolutionaries of the "create a human life worth living" school and this is why I will continue to serve it (even while largely not benefiting from it).
But of course all of this is a preface to a different point. As much as the Internet has allowed for a certain kind of hostility to exist between us, I forgive you your excesses. Forgive me for being a rude host, but my goal was always to get us to talk to each other. I didn't realize how alienated those discussions would turn out but of course, in hindsight, it makes sense. I apologize for letting you believe we were ever going to be friends even though we agree about nearly everything. As much as I may hate you right now I really understand that in the landscapes of hatred it really isn't a thing.
On the other hand I have been working a lot. I'm trying to take care of a pile of personal and family debt that I never took seriously before but that now looms large. Now I am hunkered in the digital coal mines tap, tap, tapping. My mind is never clear, rested, or happy with the task at hand. Even the things I love doing (like LBC) are annoyances and burdens. This reminds me that we are not enemies. We may not be friends any more, we may only be silent, or indifferent, comrades, but my hate for you is nothing. It is not a thing. My enemy is this imagination-killing nightmare called work. It is the duty to debt, the separation from my body, and the incredible organization of it all that has rationalized my life along with 7 billion of my closest… friends?
I hate using code words, or jargon, to substitute for my feelings, so of course it is the cops who implement, the middle managers who hammer out the terms, the teachers and parents who convince us there is no outside, and the shoppers, wage laborers, and protesters who consent to the terms of the agreement, so blame isn't much beyond the rhetoric and shouting. My feeling is that the agreement is the problem and the process by which one figures out exactly what we agreed to is one I continue to be capable of being seduced by. I may hate you but in your stupid, ill-advised, immature, silly yearning I still love you. Both are true at once.
I would not say the same for the architects of this disaster.]]>
Counter-cultures, whether youth, music, or political are usually self-marginalized . That is to say they make choices to separate themselves from /normal/ culture and as a result become irreconcilable to a normal life. We may all agree that normal sucks but we cannot doubt its gravity. We age and need health care, we fall out of love with young rebels, we want to make commitments and stay in one place, we make choices, which usually means boring, normal choices. Anarchism, like punk rock, veganism, and a thousand other counter-cultures seems to force dogmatisms and judgmentalism and it begins to wear on a person. At some point the cost-benifit analysis is made and anarchism-as-a-practice falls short.
I personally feel and have reconciled myself to both this force of gravity and my own life project of fighting this gravity but I do not think I have made the right choice. I realize why I have so few age peers in this life (and its not just because I am a jerk). The choice to stay within anarchism-as-a-practice is to live with constant failure (as in we haven't won yet, have we?), constant bickering (not just because I am not conversant with the newest political line against the newest forms of oppression), constant knee-capping of projects, and constant floods of young know-it-alls. It is also not a place to talk about adult problems like the death of a parent, paying off student loans, or caring for elders who cared for you as a child. This is doubley true for men (at least in my experience). And the nature of this gravity is that eventually it will break my heart, even though I started out with one that was good and strong, because the constant pull is constant.
All of this is a preface. I want to put together an anthology of these stories, of departures and those who have departed, and I don't know how to invite you other than by this kind of complicated chunk of text. I don't know how to persuade you to tell your personal story, that probably includes resentment at people like me, without putting some blood into the game. I don't want to pretend that our stories can make youth last any longer than it does, or put an end to a world gone wildy awry but I think that just as most of us found each other after feeling lonely and isolated as young people, many of us too find loneliness entering into a middle age, only this time also lacks the easy socialibility of counter-culture and the easy answers of a political identity.
If you have some interest on working on this with me drop me a line at email@example.com]]>


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By Leonie Barrie | 24 January 2012
The following is a round-up of apparel and footwear news from the world's local media. just-style has not checked these stories so cannot guarantee their accuracy.
- A minimum wage deal has been reached that sets the sectoral minimum wage in Jakarta at 5-30% higher than the standard minimum wage, which is IDR1.52m ($167.20) per month. The textile, clothing, and leather sector is one of ten sectors that have agreed to the new wage. JAKARTA GLOBE
- China plans to raise the industrial added value of its textile sector by 8% annually during the 2011-2015 period, according to the 12th five-year plan for the textile sector. Details released last week by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) see the sector's exports reaching US$300bn by 2015.
- Sluggish growth of 5% is predicted for Indonesia's textile shipments this year, as demand slows from the US and EU, the country's traditional export markets. The forecast is much lower than the annual average growth of 20% in the recent years, and is likely to see exports rise to US$13.7bn from US$13.1bn last year. Meanwhile, recent investment has seen the country's production capacity increase. ANTARA
- French lingerie maker Lejaby has halted activity at its site in Yssingeaux, south-central France, on orders from the commercial court in Lyon. The move follows the approval last week of a takeover by a consortium led by Alain Prost, the former CEO of Italy's La Perla and previously managing director of French lingerie brand Chantelle. The Yssingeaux site was not part of the acquisition plan. LES ECHOS
- Turkish textile producers have seen orders rise by 20% as a weaker lira makes prices more attractive and the crisis in Europe makes brands wary of ordering large quantities of goods from Asia. According to the president of the Turkish Clothing Industrialists' Association, the 12 biggest clothing brands with offices in Turkey will place $5bn of orders with Turkish producers this year. SABAH
- Bangladesh is to develop garment villages across the country as part of a government initiative to expand the ready-made garment sector. The commerce minister made the announcement at the opening of the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association's annual apparel fabric and accessories exposition. XINHUA
- Portugal's footwear industry had a record year in 2011, according to industry group APICCAPS, as innovative products helped lift exports by 17%. Sales in the nine months to September 2011 were EUR1.23bn ($1.6bn), nearly as high as the whole of 2010. AFP
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From the guy driving his honda to the wal mart.Hide replies
Sorry. I refuse to shop at Walmart. They pay their employees low wages and no benefits. Plus, they've been indicted in other countries for corruption.
This is why we need corporate tax reform and to destroy all unions!!!!!!!Hide replies
Back to the "guilded age" of child labor, sweat shops, coulee wages and 12-hr, six-day work weeks? Consider THAT for your grandkids.
If unions can do this so can a company boss. But, if companies want to retain and hire great workers, they will have to provide "value added" incentives- Jeff Wagner brought this up and for once I did agree with him. Therefore, if Company A provides a lower salary but healthcare coverage vs. Company B that provides a higher salary but no healthcare the perspective employee has a decision to make. In regards to this letter, I wouldn't let it sway me one way or another and I hope the employees of Rite-Hite feel the same.Hide replies
Yes, but Rite-Hite employees need to remember this guy is already shipping jobs to China. He just wants his American workers to accept lower wages/benefits, so HE can stay in his River Hills mansion (wouldn't be so fun to move to China if ALL employees are located in China).
Note to REAL American businesses in Wisconsin: It looks like Rite-Hite employees are ripe for the picking, since White prefers Chinese workers. If I worked at Rite-Hite in the US of A, I'd be looking for other employment.Hide replies
The chilling effect of this email would lead me to resign on the spot.
Knock yourself out, LOL
Instead of calling it a "chilling efferct"...why don't you look at it as an employer giving his employees an HONEST ASSESMENT of what the company future holds if Obama is re-elected...
And you're certainly free to do so. White is not going to be in the voting booth with his employees, and they are all free to vote for Obama if they want to. He merely is pointing out the obvious effects a 2nd term will have on his company, and ultimately the employees.
with numbers that he cooked up as a scare tactic.
It's a free country...go ahead and find that new job.
"If I worked at Rite-Hite in the US of A, I'd be looking for other employment."
That was kind of the point of the email. The CEO is warning of devastating consequences if BHO is elected again. This might include having to look for other employment.
Mike White lives in the Village of River Hills? That makes him the village idiot.
Hey, White's only telling it like it is. Increasing taxes on millionaires and CEO's has this trickle-down effect on the middle class. Obama keeps beating the drum of "investing in the middle class" so that he can get votes from the widest portion of our population. But his policies do not invest in the middle class. They only invest in his vision of increased and unwise government spending. And just for the record, I'm a member of the lower-middle class.
Don't be fooled by Obama's rhetoric, America! PLEASE vote him out of office or we'll be repaying his mistakes for decades!Hide replies
For the record, Your ignorance alone betrays your economic standing.
Yawn...another liberal throws the arrogant "you're ignorant" arrow at an economic conservative. And how is my economic standing betrayed? What? You don't even know me.
Trickle down economics doesn't worked and hasn't ever worked. If it does, where are the jobs that are supposed to come from the rich getting tax breaks? So what do the rich do, they use scare tactics. All that is happening with our President is he's asking the rich to pay more. Mr. White's company will pay more in taxes so his employee's don't have to. But Mr. White wants his employee's to pay more so he doesn't have to. If he really does what he is threatening to do he is not a very honorable man. Look Obama is going to win this election but he still has to get all of this through congress and all of those congressmen are bought and paid for by some special interest groups. But if by some crazy happenstance Romney wins all of his policies will be voted in and guys like Mr. White will continue to gain tax breaks and more wealth, and all at the price of his employees. That's not a threat, that is the truth.Hide replies
Keep your head firmly buried in the sand. Companies don't ultimately pay taxes, their customers and employees do. Idiots like you believe that the difference between higher and lower corporate tax rates is born solely by the company and/or its owner(s). The fact is most of that is invested in the company or it's employees, by expansion, etc. If White downsizes his company, guess what, he'll still be rich, but many employees will become former employees.
So why do you think trickle down Govt works?
Concerned, of course taxes rates are born by the employees. What he is doing trying to scare his employees into voting for his guy whose sole interest is to make the wealthy wealthier at the cost of the employee's. I have no problem with anyone making millions as long as they pay their employees a fair wage with insurance and a pension. And Stopthehate, I don't think trickle down anything works. If trickle down economics worked where are the jobs? White can do whatever he wants, this is America. But that doesn't mean he's right.
An al fan, so you're saying a higher tax burden will come solely out of the owner's pocket and won't affect his employees in any way? How naive you are. When one expense goes up (ie, taxes), you look for other places to decrease expenses (ie, salaries & benefits).
Obama's trickle-down government policies haven't exactly created an economic dynamo ...
Nor have they created the catastrophe that cannibal capitalism did in the prior eight years.
An economic boom, no, however, the market has shown steady signs of improvement, and other than a few chicken littles getting too much air time on The Murdoch spin network, there is not much evidence to suggest the economy is looking to dip anytime soon. Slow steady improvement is what the economy needs. Obama is delivering that, and it takes more than 4 years to recover from a recession that wiped out decades of earning and economic progress.
Rite Hite is a private company. They don't answer to shareholders.Hide replies
That is not necessarily true. Private companies can have shareholders.
I hear the sound of hairs being split now.
In other words he saying, "Look I've been screwing you guys for years. If these new policies take place, screwing you won't be as profitable to me. Will our taxes really go up by 65%? From a certain point of view they will. Whose point of view? Well this flyer I got from Restore our Future told me it would. So what if it ignores other tax breaks and credits that would go into place, some of my taxes will go up 65%. I'm not concerned if it's not a"net 65%." The point is this, voting for Romney allows me to keep stripping away your benefits so that my company can remain as profitable as ever. Sure, your healthcare plan won't be as nice, and rest assured, I'll pick up as little of it as I can, but if I'm more profitable, that has benefits for you. Like keeping your job, but we won't raise your wages enough to keep up with inflation. But if it's a good year, we'll still throw a Christmas party from time to time.Hide replies
Who, exactly, is he screwing? The 1,400 employees? If they feel as if they are getting screwed then they are free to find another job. That's how the free enterprise system works.
Congratulations to Mike White for telling his employees the real truth...Vote for Obama at your own risk, LOL
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Tom has formerly been chairman of English Churches Housing Group and the Michael Palin Centre for Stammering Children, a director of the National Council for Palliative Care and a special trustee of Great Ormond Street Hospital.
He was knighted in the Queen's Birthday Honours List 2012.
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