what an incredible story. I resonate so much with her - especially giving away all her stuff (a constant point of contention when I was a kid with my parents). I think children naturally understand injustice and rightly see the solution as simple - share what you have and don't need with others. She was such a strong woman, to resist the predators who came a-wooing and all her other adventures - what a ferociously free person.
Absolutely lovely content! Love the idea of bringing attention to more women anarchists. Emma Goldman is great, but we do tend to forget all other non-men anarchists
I'm not entirely sure that attempting to summon Satan is a chaotic good thing to do but I can certainty relate, though my disappointment was with the lesser key of Solomon, Enochian magic and then witchcraft in general.
Having been on a kick before to read all the demonic/magic texts I could get my hands on, that should be a perfect opportunity to talk people out of belief in that kind of system or faith. Those kinds of beliefs, it's my estimation, came from always having about 3% of the population that was either OCD, schizophrenic, suffering some fever or health related delusion, or sarcastic/grifting. Did you know that an absurd amount of icelanding magic had to do with conjuring intollerable gas in thieves? It's just, "the secret," or any other silly motivational/mnemonic device, but with the same poison chaser of taking it literally. The only demons to fear are recurring patterns of highly suggestible and delusional people. I don't fear the demons the Queen's advisor made up in a room to equivocate his abuse of minors; I'm far more concerned about the Queen and her team of ritual abusers and psychopaths who are the living example of the demons they shift blame onto
The D&D refference reminded me of a working idea I have: rol players have a tendency to anarchism due to the comprehention of abstract systems and its influence on behaviour
I believe she also fought against the colonisers after her exile to Australia, which is what we admire a lot more. We learnt about her from the crimethinc podcast think it's called?
I'm not certain it would interest you, but apart from Peter Watkins's La Commune (long version), which I've had the delightful pleasure of seeing eleven times, in general, Solveig Anspach made a film called Louis Michel I believe I saw twice. It does not necessarily add to the type of knowledge you are seeking, but I thought it would interest you to know it exists. Regarding male anarchists, I suppose you already know of the television series made about Nestor Makhno, of what quality I do not know since my Russian has not reached the right level yet.
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@@francismendy1398 "Freedom only for the supporters of the government, only for the members of a party - however numerous they may be - is no freedom at all. Freedom is always the freedom of the one who thinks differently. Not because of the fanaticism of "justice", but rather because all that is instructive, wholesome, and purifying in political freedom depends on this essential characteristic, and its effects cease to work when "freedom" becomes a privilege." People who talk like that are liable to be shot in the head by either side.
@Make America Gay Again well yes, you can take ideas from both Marxism and anarchism. I myself am an anarchist, but I do support dialectic and historical materialism. So to some extent, you can be a Marxist on some issues and an anarchist on others.
@@francismendy1398 she was a libertarian socialist, specifically a libertarian Marxist. She supported anti-state socialism and council communism, which is a Marxist underpinned philosophy similar to anarcho-syndicalism. Different philosophies reaching similar praxis of federated worker’s councils and worker’s self-management. Marx was actually getting more libertarian after the Paris Commune. His latest works towards the end of his life were the influential basis of libertarian Marxism, and showed Marx the libertaire. “The Civil War in France” and “Critique of the Goethe Program”
I will be covering de Cleyre at some point. Neither Wollstonecraft or Luxemburg were anarchists and so won't be covered. Although videos about them could be part of a separate project.
This story by her is beautiful, “Marthe’s Fifty-Cent Piece” Translation of Louise Michel’s “Les dix sous de Marthe.” in Le livre du jour de l’an: histoires, contes et legends pour les enfants (Paris: J. Brare, 1872) pp. 28-34. By Julianna Kramer
I saw a play about her. In it, she said that she really didn't understand what Anarchism was, but welcomed them as allies, so long as they were against Napoleon the third, as she was. Was the play writer wrong?
Michel became an anarchist after the Paris Commune and so after Napoleon III fell from power. She later wrote an article called "why I am an anarchist". www.libertarian-labyrinth.org/anarchist-beginnings/louise-michel-why-i-am-an-anarchist-1896/
This is bringing back my itch to do something like this about Durruti. A digestible summary of the wildness of his life, so to speak. My voice is shit tho
If you could find something, Maria Lacerda de Moura would be an interesting woman to listen about. Not many people talk about her, even in Brasil, even though many anarchists mention at least her most famous work.
People keep calling her lesser known when there are probably more schools libraries statues etc named after her in France compared to pretty much any anarchist globally 😂
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What a legend
Indeed✌🏼I would love to see Zoe do a video on African-American Anarchist Lucy Parsons.
Scaring bourgeois might be a good hobby to let come back
I run into this in conversation alot. Your store manager is not bourgeoisie, you most likely have never in person, physically met one.
BOO jwasee! 👻
Be the change you want to see ✨️
@@randcall5933 Can't run into them if you're not looking for them.
We know where they are, we just can't "find" them.
what an incredible story. I resonate so much with her - especially giving away all her stuff (a constant point of contention when I was a kid with my parents). I think children naturally understand injustice and rightly see the solution as simple - share what you have and don't need with others. She was such a strong woman, to resist the predators who came a-wooing and all her other adventures - what a ferociously free person.
so true about children understanding injustice!
I really love these mini-bios and stories about lesser known Anarchists that you produce. Thank you so much for your time and effort! ♥🖤
Louise Michel was a chaotic good warlock / rogue multiclass
In case anyone didn’t know, the antlers thing at 5:50 refers to folklore about cuckholds growing antlers
love the drawings
What a straightforward way to figure out the Devils not real lol
Absolutely lovely content! Love the idea of bringing attention to more women anarchists. Emma Goldman is great, but we do tend to forget all other non-men anarchists
It's unfortunate that Michel probably never got to encounter her spiritual ally the raccoon, as it's a New World animal.
Role model of the year
I love your illustrations
Thank you, Zoe, you are making an enormous contribution to our discourse.
I want to be her when I grow up, what great role model.
Anarchism continues to grow in the hearts of everyone by the day.
Love the stories and love the raccoons.
4:27 minutes “Trolling a policeman”
goals
I can’t wait to see more videos in this series!
Fun video : )
The last bit with the 2000£ was amazing
I'm not entirely sure that attempting to summon Satan is a chaotic good thing to do but I can certainty relate, though my disappointment was with the lesser key of Solomon, Enochian magic and then witchcraft in general.
Having been on a kick before to read all the demonic/magic texts I could get my hands on, that should be a perfect opportunity to talk people out of belief in that kind of system or faith. Those kinds of beliefs, it's my estimation, came from always having about 3% of the population that was either OCD, schizophrenic, suffering some fever or health related delusion, or sarcastic/grifting.
Did you know that an absurd amount of icelanding magic had to do with conjuring intollerable gas in thieves? It's just, "the secret," or any other silly motivational/mnemonic device, but with the same poison chaser of taking it literally. The only demons to fear are recurring patterns of highly suggestible and delusional people. I don't fear the demons the Queen's advisor made up in a room to equivocate his abuse of minors; I'm far more concerned about the Queen and her team of ritual abusers and psychopaths who are the living example of the demons they shift blame onto
Cute raccoons.
Girlboss we stan. No but seriously she's cool
The D&D refference reminded me of a working idea I have: rol players have a tendency to anarchism due to the comprehention of abstract systems and its influence on behaviour
I: Could you please elaborate for those of us who haven't (yet) played D&D? Sounds like a fascinating line of thought
This warmed my heart. Thank you.
I believe she also fought against the colonisers after her exile to Australia, which is what we admire a lot more. We learnt about her from the crimethinc podcast think it's called?
I love how she literally tried to summon Satan, the guy didn't show up and she went:
"Well, that settles it. Atheism it is then."
Thank you so much for your work!❤️🖤
What a absolute legend
Fantastic video
9:40 Lucy Parsons pls!!!
Loved this! Appreciate your work!
Yeees more Louise Michel !!! My favorite figure of french history !
I am glad to hear about lesser known Anarchists but still would like to hear more about Emma Goldman, thanks
Thank you, I had never heard of this person ❤️
_Spread the bread, comrade!_
I'm not certain it would interest you, but apart from Peter Watkins's La Commune (long version), which I've had the delightful pleasure of seeing eleven times, in general, Solveig Anspach made a film called Louis Michel I believe I saw twice. It does not necessarily add to the type of knowledge you are seeking, but I thought it would interest you to know it exists.
Regarding male anarchists, I suppose you already know of the television series made about Nestor Makhno, of what quality I do not know since my Russian has not reached the right level yet.
Great to listen on International Women's Day!!
You are a wonderful woman and I love your videos!
Great video! Thanks!
I found yet another hero
🖤♥️
So great!!!
After several rescue operations, the sea rescue ship "Louise Michel" brought around 180 migrants ashore in Italy. The authorities on Lampedusa then arrested the ship. Something like this happened more often in the past, but this time a new law was broken.
Advertisement
The Italian authorities have temporarily detained the German sea rescue ship "Louise Michel" in the port of the island of Lampedusa. The crew of the ship, also known as the Banksy boat because of its pink paintwork, brought around 180 migrants ashore to Lampedusa on Saturday after a total of four rescue operations in the Mediterranean, the Coast Guard announced on Sunday.
However, the crew violated a new law of the legal government in Italy: It states that after an initial rescue operation, a port must be headed for immediately instead of possibly carrying out several rescues.
According to the crew, the Coast Guard assigned the port of the western Sicilian city of Trapani to the port after the first mission off the Libyan coast. However, the ship carried out three more rescue operations and picked up people.
Cool video.
Thanks very much
I was already fond of Louise Michel before watching this, but damn. She was amazing. ❤
Rosa Luxemburg?
Voltarine de Cleyre?
Mary Wollstonecraft? (technically)
Rosa Luxemburg was a Marxist, not an anarchist
@@francismendy1398 "Freedom only for the supporters of the government, only for the members of a party - however numerous they may be - is no freedom at all. Freedom is always the freedom of the one who thinks differently. Not because of the fanaticism of "justice", but rather because all that is instructive, wholesome, and purifying in political freedom depends on this essential characteristic, and its effects cease to work when "freedom" becomes a privilege."
People who talk like that are liable to be shot in the head by either side.
@Make America Gay Again well yes, you can take ideas from both Marxism and anarchism. I myself am an anarchist, but I do support dialectic and historical materialism. So to some extent, you can be a Marxist on some issues and an anarchist on others.
@@francismendy1398 she was a libertarian socialist, specifically a libertarian Marxist. She supported anti-state socialism and council communism, which is a Marxist underpinned philosophy similar to anarcho-syndicalism. Different philosophies reaching similar praxis of federated worker’s councils and worker’s self-management. Marx was actually getting more libertarian after the Paris Commune. His latest works towards the end of his life were the influential basis of libertarian Marxism, and showed Marx the libertaire. “The Civil War in France” and “Critique of the Goethe Program”
I will be covering de Cleyre at some point. Neither Wollstonecraft or Luxemburg were anarchists and so won't be covered. Although videos about them could be part of a separate project.
lovely!
This story by her is beautiful,
“Marthe’s Fifty-Cent Piece”
Translation of Louise Michel’s “Les dix sous de Marthe.” in Le livre du jour de l’an: histoires,
contes et legends pour les enfants (Paris: J. Brare, 1872) pp. 28-34. By Julianna Kramer
Patronage: EARNED!
🔥🔥🔥🔥
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Awesome
Trolling is a well known anarchist strategy
That bit about the lecture was great. Fooling people to help you by putting on a show were they think they can laugh at you.
I: The "modern equivalent" to that is troll wannabes inadverently boosting the algorithm in leftist comment sections xD
Pogchamp
No to Culture War Yes to Class War
I saw a play about her. In it, she said that she really didn't understand what Anarchism was, but welcomed them as allies, so long as they were against Napoleon the third, as she was.
Was the play writer wrong?
Michel became an anarchist after the Paris Commune and so after Napoleon III fell from power. She later wrote an article called "why I am an anarchist".
www.libertarian-labyrinth.org/anarchist-beginnings/louise-michel-why-i-am-an-anarchist-1896/
This is bringing back my itch to do something like this about Durruti. A digestible summary of the wildness of his life, so to speak. My voice is shit tho
Your speaking voice can be improved with practice
I guess theophile ferre, Louise Michel's lover who was executed after the paris commune understood the references
Burdened by glorious praxis
Raccoon Gang
Keep on comrades:)
Absolute girl boss
she's a gemini!!!! this all makes sm sense... but also this is rly sweet ty!
Great racoon art
Engagement for the engagement god!
Nah she was a badass fr😂 would love to have some of that energy in my friendships lol
If you could find something, Maria Lacerda de Moura would be an interesting woman to listen about. Not many people talk about her, even in Brasil, even though many anarchists mention at least her most famous work.
People keep calling her lesser known when there are probably more schools libraries statues etc named after her in France compared to pretty much any anarchist globally 😂
💖 💖 💖 💖 💖 Niiiiiiiice
You figure most anarchists would be CG
for a sec in the beginning i thought you said “the french anarchist, who is michelle” lmao
Girlbossing into the sun
she was not chaotic. she was GOOD
Queen shit
The mispronounced name irks me lol
Haha stalking people on the street to scare them, so funny! A very good thing to do!
People do lots of fucked up shit. Especially capitalists. It's a fucked up world. Enjoy.