@Impossible_PhD I also recommend reading “Steal this book” by Abby Hoffman. It’s got some amazing ideas, and even though it was written a while back (Nixon’s time) it’s got a lot of applications today.
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@Impossible_PhD I also recommend reading “Steal this book” by Abby Hoffman. It’s got some amazing ideas, and even though it was written a while back (Nixon’s time) it’s got a lot of applications today. 8 comments
*Steal this book* is not by "by" Abbie Hoffman. It's by Emmett Grogan. Abbie stole the manuscript from him. Emmett describes this in *Ringolevio*, a much better book. Many people do not. I knew Abbie personally. He was a relentless self-promoter, plagiarist, and manipulator. He set out to build a cult of personality and he succeeded. Cults of personality are counter-revolutionary. This is why anarchists rejected Platformism back in the day. They feared Makhno becoming a new Bonaparte. Dylan said it best, "Don't follow leaders . . ." @LevZadov @Impossible_PhD Still, the information within the book could be useful. @Impossible_PhD Another good book to bone up on is The Monkeywrench Gang by Edward Abby. It’s fiction, but it was taken as a blueprint for Earth First! ecoterrorist group. |
@CWilbur @Impossible_PhD even older but not without its charms is the simple sabotage field manual [1] which has a lot of fun & plausibly deniable ideas for how to slow the gears of a large machine of which you have no choice but to be a part
[1] https://archive.org/details/SimpleSabotageFieldManual