Anarchism is not a controlled appellation
In November 1889 in Barcelona, a hot debate pitted anarchist communist and collectivist anarchists on the merits of their respective positions. Tarrida Fernando del Marmol, a Cuban exile, put an end by calling for tolerance.
Once understood that the primary purpose of all anarchists are always the abolition of Capitalism and the State and the free trial to establish a free society, he asserted, it should demonstrate what might be called the theoretical tolerance of divergent views of secondary importance.
Marmol conclude by using the now famous expression of anarchism without adjective
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can simply express this idea by saying that anarchism, and that's good, is not a
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, there is no ownership of this concept and it remains a theory open and called to be transformed again.
gladly I would argue that anarchism is alive and interesting than the condition of respecting the opening and allow these transformations.
(Text by Normand Baillargeon in
Order
less power.)
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