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1. The State is violent in its nature and relies on violence to enforce its objective rule on the subjective people. The state maintains power through its monopoly of violence. | 1. The State is violent in its nature and relies on violence to enforce its objective rule on the subjective people. The state maintains power through its monopoly of violence. | ||
2. The State invariably favors the powerful, who have influence over the state, and thus maintains social stratification. | 2. The State invariably favors the powerful, who have influence over the state, and thus maintains social stratification. | ||
3. Even a Democratic State is one that can be easily controlled and manipulated by the wealthy and influential to consolidate their power. | 3. Even a Democratic State is one that can be easily controlled and manipulated by the wealthy and influential to consolidate their power. | ||
4. Society works best when social contracts are made voluntarily, not coercively. | 4. Society works best when social contracts are made voluntarily, not coercively. | ||
5. Power ought to be decentralized to avoid abuses of power. | 5. Power ought to be decentralized to avoid abuses of power. | ||
6. Militarism and the police state are another form of terrorism. | 6. Militarism and the police state are another form of terrorism. | ||
7. Even a socialist state leads to social class stratification and opression. Socialism works best when done voluntarily in communes in which a non-contributing member can be voted out of the commune. | 7. Even a socialist state leads to social class stratification and opression. Socialism works best when done voluntarily in communes in which a non-contributing member can be voted out of the commune. | ||
8. Squatters have rights. If a landlord isn't using his buildings, those buildings ought to be occupied and reclaimed from him. No eviction! | |||
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| Abbreviation: | GS or (N) |
| Group Numbers: | Unknown |
| Leadership: | Anarchist commune, no leader |
| Goals: | Maintaining the commune, spreading Anarchist ideologies, defending Gibsonton |
| Recruitment Policy: | Open, simply contact us on the discussion page |
| Contact: | We'll call you |
We are the Gibsonton Squatters, a group of anarchists, anti-consumers, ex-workers, bohemians, and assorted non-capitalists living and working in liberty and freedom in the Gibsonton Squatter's Commune, based primarily around the junkyard in North Gibsonton.
We oppose the works of Imperialists, Fascists, Corporate Neo-Colonialists, and Neo-Imperialists- pretty much every other group in Gibsonton (The Imperium, FOXHOUND, Umbrella Corporation, and the Bankers). We primarily use nonviolent tactics such as popaganda and subvertisement to voice our dissent- after all, the zombies are a more grave concern than the police right now. Besides, violence and destruction perpetuate the same tired stereotypes of anarchism.
We Beleive:
1. The State is violent in its nature and relies on violence to enforce its objective rule on the subjective people. The state maintains power through its monopoly of violence.
2. The State invariably favors the powerful, who have influence over the state, and thus maintains social stratification.
3. Even a Democratic State is one that can be easily controlled and manipulated by the wealthy and influential to consolidate their power.
4. Society works best when social contracts are made voluntarily, not coercively.
5. Power ought to be decentralized to avoid abuses of power.
6. Militarism and the police state are another form of terrorism.
7. Even a socialist state leads to social class stratification and opression. Socialism works best when done voluntarily in communes in which a non-contributing member can be voted out of the commune.
8. Squatters have rights. If a landlord isn't using his buildings, those buildings ought to be occupied and reclaimed from him. No eviction!
