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- Jan 17, 2016
I have a contact in my city who is a huge buff on libertarian socialism and Syrian Rojava. He, along with a very suspicious (and lengthy) wikipedia article build it up to be this perfect polyethnic, feminist, secular, leftist, direct democracy that is even phasing out its police force (so remarkably peaceful it is, apparently.) They even train what police they have left in feminism and the social contract, allegedly! Yet they somehow respect private property, religion, and coexist peacefully with their neighbors.
https://zcomm.org/znetarticle/no-this-is-a-genuine-revolution/
Here is an example of one such article. The wikipedia artical can be found, here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rojava
So, is what people say true? Is Rojava a fraud? I find this all incredibly hard to believe, especially in the midst of war-torn Syria. I know so little about it, though, so besides "I highly doubt that" there is little I can do when my acquaintance drones about how ignorant and misguided by beliefs are and how "communism is possible, Rojava did it!" etc, etc.
Thoughts?
https://zcomm.org/znetarticle/no-this-is-a-genuine-revolution/
Here is an example of one such article. The wikipedia artical can be found, here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rojava
So, is what people say true? Is Rojava a fraud? I find this all incredibly hard to believe, especially in the midst of war-torn Syria. I know so little about it, though, so besides "I highly doubt that" there is little I can do when my acquaintance drones about how ignorant and misguided by beliefs are and how "communism is possible, Rojava did it!" etc, etc.
Thoughts?