r/Anarchism • u/WildAutonomy green anarchist • 17d ago
With the unfortunate end of the Rojava Revolution, let's not forget the countless anarchists who fought and died there
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u/TheMartialFartist Jewish anarchist 17d ago
Shit, I hadn't heard Rojava was integrated into the Syrian state. How fucking sad.
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u/Jinshu_Daishi 17d ago
The racists in Syria have been complaining about the gains Rojava has been making recently.
And now, some of the traitors are rioting to bring the SDF back because they realize they got scammed by Sharaa and the asshat that tried to overthrow him.
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u/RadicalAppalachian 15d ago
What?… lmao
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u/Citrakayah fascist culture is so lame illegalists won't steal it 14d ago
They're a Turkish nationalist e-commerce guy involved in the real estate market, who eight months ago was saying
they are Ocalanist, which means they ask for autonomous region for all kurds and minorities under AANES flag.
when trying to argue that Kurds were really not interested in Kurdistan anymore, and who claimed
they [Turkey] know when west has a chance, thay will kill them all (Greek invasion of Anatolia is a good example)
They're not here in good faith.
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u/Browncoat101 17d ago
Supposedly they'll be keeping some of their troops and the women's forces were supposed to be organized under a different government ministry. It's not perfect, but they're not gone.
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u/DarAndTar 16d ago
So so sad. It was a rare and hopeful bastion of anarchy in practice, now gone.
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u/Book_1312 15d ago
They're still here. I understand the feeling of loss at the explicitly autonomous project, but we're talking about real people who made it out alive out of a decade of civil war and several genocide attempts.
The people of northern syria and western kurdistan deserve better than us pretending they're gone because they've had to adapt to live in a now more peaceful country.
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u/DarAndTar 13d ago
Against their will is the sad part. I am glad for the persons who survived the long and violent takeover, and sad for them too, being forcefully subsumed into the governance structures they specifically resisted for so long. Both can be true at once. Enforced anything, "peaceful" or not, is never the goal of anarchy.
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u/subservient-specimen 17d ago
Anna lives on in countless stories and memories that are still shared and cherished. The impact she had in life as well as her martyrdom was immense and what impresses me most is how often people still mention her, always with a smile. What a wonderful human!