Anybody trying to order the misspelled chemical names in the AC to cook homemade explosives would get a visit from the FBI
And it also served to indoctrinate a generation of us that Anarchism as a social movement was nothing more than blowing up shit; illegal and violent by definition.
He’s not one of the good guys.
https://www.e-flux.com/notes/470005/open-letter-to-noam-chom...
Simple. Look at the guards at the border. Are they employed because people keep trying to sneak into the country, or out of it?
To me it seems self evident and non-controversial to all but the sneeriest of intellectuals, that some people are just bad.
What are you talking about, it’s 160 pages. I remember carrying around a binder in my school backpack, it’s fairly slim actually.
Anarchism has earned this reputation for a reason, and it's definitely not a conspiracy.
Oklahoma City made explosive precursors an area of concern, but meth precursors are a 21st century prohibition/restriction.
Anyway, your local police are likely to have live access to security cameras in area businesses in addition to real time license plate readers in cruisers.
it'd be a shame then because the FBI must have spent several years worth of man-hours investigating 13 year old edgelords instead of concerning themselves with actual threats.
This is somewhat more productive than what anarchism is actually about (holding so many meetings about everything you never actually do it).
But I think people got a better picture from watching Life of Brian.
The anarchists cook book is severely outdated. Most of the info it contains is straight up fabricated. It's no longer worthy of the controversial reputation that it has.