The Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) on Monday announced its dissolution and the end of its armed struggle, drawing a line under its deadly four-decade insurgency against the Turkish state.
yes, i’ve heard/read “municipalists” talk/write about Rojava but no anarchist would think of archist authoritarian killers like PKK as a model (unless they’re trying to misinform)
what makes you think that this is related to anarchism?
Because it is. The PKK has [now had] promoted democratic confederalism for over a decade, an anarchism-adjacent governance model.
pkk is often discussed in anarchist circles as a model for armed resistance.
No it isn’t - you are thinking about Rojava, which is linked to the PKK.
yes, i’ve heard/read “municipalists” talk/write about Rojava but no anarchist would think of archist authoritarian killers like PKK as a model (unless they’re trying to misinform)
Plenty of anarchists have discussed Rojava, not just “municipalists” (whatever that might be). Anarchists have even died fighting in Rojava.
What? Anarchists have problems with killing now?
yes, at least one of them.
there are many anarchisms. Some never did put their beliefs above lives.
Then your belief isn’t worth shit.
Grifting US funding is a model?
Why wouldn’t it be?