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Synopsis In suburban Buenos Aires, thirty unemployed auto-parts workers walk into their idle factory, roll out sleeping mats and refuse to leave. All they want is to re-start the silent machines....  
 
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CreandoRevolucion (1 week ago) Show Hide
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it`s no anarchy! It`s another way to produce. One factory may chose to pay equal salary to all the workers; other can find another way. If the sistem fail, you can create new alternatives.
seanotube85 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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If these filthy rich factory owners owe their workers their money, and they're not paying up, and the government's letting them get away with it, then I'm 100% on the side of these workers.

Where government fails, anarchy must prevail.
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Saw the doco, and know about the uber-rich socialists Avi and Naomi.
From what I remember of the doco, the employers should have paid the back wages they owed to the workers, however the property belongs to the empoyers and investors. The makers sell their labour and the empoyers sell their property to the consumers (that is us). The fascist tone of these postings kinda scares me, but if people want to live in a Marxist commune, am sure there are places taking new members. Have a look around.
pizdekator (1 month ago) Show Hide
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employers left
spinalfluidontap (1 month ago) Show Hide
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People that actually give a fuck and do something about it blow my mind!
ericclaptonismygod31 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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As long as joining the commune is voluntary and no violence (or the threat of violence) is used to force people.
The problem comes when authoritarians use the state to steal people`s savings and "redistribute" to those who have squandered.
You fascist pigs remind me of Peron, El Duche, Hitler. Fit to be hung!
radicalhit (1 month ago) Show Hide
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its ironic, they're fit to be 'hanged'. you made the same mistake as zack de la rocha did in one of his speeches. its meant to be a compliment in a way by the way
TheElMoIsEviL (2 months ago) Show Hide
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no.

Voluntary Communes (Libertarian Socialism) requires no coercion. It is also stateless.

Libertarianism is seen as breaking free from the shackles imposed by the state and corporations. Libertarianism started in foreign countries (not the United States). The Libertarianism you have in the United States is a perversion of the true meaning of Liberty. In essence the Anarcho-Capitalist bs your Libertarian movement supports ends up enslaving the masses and creating the system you have today.
AndrewMann552 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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All power to the workers!

Here in America we've already been looted to death by the fatcats!
KARStarla (4 months ago) Show Hide
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You said it, this is amazing, the people is where its at, the fatcats are reason for the countries ruin

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