Abolishing Borders from Below Magazine for sale (1 Viewer)

[contrariwise]

hi there,
i'll have some copies of the most recent issue of Abolishing Borders from Below - an anarchist magazine which focusses on Eastern Europe.
http://www.abb.hardcore.lt/
This issue has interviews with croatian anarcha-feminists, romanian activists. Reports from the anti-G8 protests in St. Petersburg, anti-fascist action etc. etc. There's a lot of reading in there, it's very interesting content that you're probably not going to hear about otherwise. it's 3 euro a pop.
I'll have some for sale at the porco dio gig 30th november or pm me to work something else out.

thanks.

 

[Mormon Nailer]

anarcha-feminists?
Something to do with Spiders
Makes even less sense than Anarcho-feminism!

 

[D0njo]

cool...
and you're right- irish punks are pussies

 

[nooleen]

anarcha-feminists?
Something to do with Spiders
Makes even less sense than Anarcho-feminism!

that would be arachna-feminists
sounds cool..

 

[Mormon Nailer]

that would be arachna-feminists
sounds cool..

Are they hairy like spiders or hairy like feminists?

 

[nooleen]

both i suppose. i dunno. 8 long hairy legs.

 

[тхеодоре кацзынски]

scuttling about with their beady lil eyes....

 

[W.]

anarcha-feminists?
Something to do with Spiders
Makes even less sense than Anarcho-feminism!

The "a" at the end denotes femininity, the "o" however doesn't denote the masculine there's a wikipedia row about it. Semantics!

 

[therealjohnny]

The "a" at the end denotes femininity, the "o" however doesn't denote the masculine there's a wikipedia row about it. Semantics!

i get it! like "lezza" and "homo" right?

 

[W.]

i get it! like "lezza" and "homo" right?

Where does lezbo fit into it then?

 

[nooleen]

"The term "anarcha-feminism" incorrectly uses the suffix "a" to denote femininity. The prefix anarcho- stems from the Greek "an archos" (without leaders), and is not gendered male." - Wikipedia

whether 'anarcho' stems from 'an archos' or from 'anarchism' (which has no 'o', although it obviously also stems from 'an archos') is an arbitrary argument. seeing as anarcho-communism, primitivism etc. are english terms, there's no particular reason to think that the people who originally came up with those terms were aware of the original greek spellings involved. and anyway, 'os' is a masculine word ending in greek, so saying that 'anarcho' isn't gendered because it stems from 'an archos' is clearly rather silly.

i'm standing by that argument until a greek person shows up and says i'm talking total shit.
anyway before anyone starts calling me a man-hating trouser-wearing abortion-loving camomile-tea-drinking feminist or anything, i'm not trying to argue about sexism, i just like semantics.