Socialist

63 readers

104 users here now

“Workers must stand firm, running our candidates to uphold independence and drive the revolution, even when the powers that be accuse us of wrongdoing. Every drop of sweat from a worker's brow is a spark of revolution; together, we ignite the flames of justice.”

Welcome to our socialist community on Lemmy, where we engage in discussions and advocacy for workers' rights, economic justice, and social equality.

This sub is dedicated to exploring socialist ideas, policies, and movements that challenge the status quo and promote a fairer society. We encourage respectful debate and the sharing of resources to educate and empower each other.

Join us in building a community committed to systemic change and solidarity. All are welcome, whether you're new to socialism or a seasoned advocate.

founded 1 month ago

MODERATORS

UniversalMonk

-4

Question regarding behavior in modern society (self.socialist)

submitted 1 day ago by UniversalMonk to c/socialist

0 comments fedilink hide all child comments

cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/25716231

We anarchists are generally averse to cooperating with the police, for very good reasons. However, as I understand it, at times the only real way to protect the community in the society we currently live in seems to be talking with the pigs.

Suppose you believe yourself to have evidence incriminating a serial killer. In an anarchistic society the serial killer could be sent to the psych ward and dealt with humanely. But what about the modern day? Do you turn over the evidence to the police?

This question has been bothering me for about 3 days now. It was provoked by learning about Aufhebengate. It made me wonder under what circumstances snitching is justifiable.

no comments (yet)

sorted by: hot top controversial new old

there doesn't seem to be anything here