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Anarchist Youth meeting

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  • 30-01-2006 9:00pm
    #1
    *Sam*
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    Anarchist Youth meeting
    Saturday February 4th
    Meet 1pm @ front gates of Trinity College

    Open to all youths interested in organising against Capitalism and the State.

    Contact anarchistyouth@riseup.net
    0879184604

    Background;
    Anarchist Youth was set up by a group of teenagers to give young people with anarchist beliefs a less intimidating alternative to older groups and bridge the divide between the youth and more experienced Anarchists, ultimately drawing the two closer.

    Our intent is to show the youth of Ireland a political idea that empowers us to take action against the exploitive, capitalist society in which we live. We hope to provide information on anarchism to Irish youth by organising in our schools and communities.

    Future plans include benefit gigs, freesheets, pamphlets and film showing. We also intend to engage in more creative, inclusive and militant forms of resistance and and provide solidarity to others in struggle. The collective is open to working with other groups to plan protests, walkouts and direct action.

    It's time the youth of Ireland stand up, get organised and fight back!

    You can join the yahoo group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/anarchistyouthireland or visit the blog at http://anarchistyouth.blogspot.com/


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    ANarcho-Munk
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    *Sam* wrote:
    inclusive and militant forms of resistance and and provide solidarity to others in struggle.
    It's time the youth of Ireland stand up, get organised and fight back!

    How exactly would militant means provide solidarity between people even if it is the proletariat(sic?) who rise out militantly? Wouldn't it only serve to worsen the already bad gap their is between the upper and lower class?


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    thiscityburns
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    my god, it seems you're talking about.... the class war!


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    #4
    1936
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    Take a deep breath anarcho munk and try again.icon_wink.gif


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    Fraggle Rocks
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    *Sam* wrote:
    Future plans include benefit gigs, freesheets, pamphlets and film showing. We also intend to engage in more creative, inclusive and militant forms of resistance and and provide solidarity to others in struggle.

    No petrol bombs? Blow that for a game of anarchists and riot police.


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