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Join the anarchist 1. May

At home, at work, on the streets – shit doesn’t need to stay the same!

Imagine everybody has a nice place to live, a place to call home with enough space to live and to work. Imagine all of us could afford such a place – not only for a day but also for the future. Imagine the elderly people were not living in poverty, after they have been working their entire life not or poorly paid. Imagine there was nothing to worry about for them. No reason to worry about food, heating and everything else nessecary for a good life. Imagine everyone’s home would be safe from violence and repression. Imagine if people care about the condition of your home, the well-being of your children is not determined by your gender. And imagine the appointments at the emplyment office would not drain the last bit of our energy that was left for the unifying aspects in life and its beauty.

Your work wouldn’t threaten your life or your health. You could – along with your collegues- influence the way you work, what you produce, how much time you take for weach task. Work would have meaning! Work would be aligned with our needs, without harming nature. You and your collegues would be a team, without competition. You would be finally allowed care for and support one another.

So what’s needed? Nothing less than overturning the current conditions we are living in. So let’s go out on the streets for this year’s 1. MAY and let’s fight together for better living- and working conditions. Let’s turn the fear of our rights being taken back at ome and at work into collective anger and le’ts take this anger to the streets! Whether it’s that your work contract won’t be renewed due to social cuts, the f*ing Bürgergeld that was never meant to sustain a living, the erosion of your salary by inflation year after year, or the fact that your safety at work is valued less than your boss’s profit interests…

Let’s turn our anger in a collective the force that can defy this destructive capitalistic system!

Call for solidarity process support on 26.08.

On August 26, another person from Heibo has to appear in court. Hopefully for the last time, it will be about §113: “Resistance to law enforcement officers” and once again the course of events leading up to the trial, including the eviction, the threat of imprisonment and untenable charges, has already worn on the nerves.

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08.06.24 antiauthoritarian-antifaschist block at the Demo #WirSindDieBrandmauer

You cannot vote fascism out of society!

🫵🏽Being an anti-fascist is not an option, but rather a necessity for all those who believe in a just and equal society, without fascism and all other authoritarian ideologies!

✊🏽We are going together at 08 June 2024 to the demonstration #WirSindDieBrandmauer there will be an antiauthoritarian-antifascist block in #Dresden

meeting point: 3pm Goldener Reiter

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Anarchist Days in Dresden 2024 – call for participation

We invite you to participate in this years Anarchist Days in Dresden by means of a lecture, workshop, concert or socializing.

As anarchists we seem to be lost in the modern time of conflict. Climate disaster, economical exploitation, rise of fascism and wars make activists more confused than ready to act. And event though anarchist movement continues to grow, it fails to develop comprehensive answers to many different challenges.

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Climate strike 31.05.24 – What do authoritarianism and climate change have to do with each other?

Quite simply! That would of course be too short-sighted! 
Let’s briefly look at two aspects. 

For a society, authoritarian politics means that political or economic solutions are implemented centrally. In the past and present, this means that large-scale projects are usually implemented over the heads of the inhabitants of affected regions. These can be dams, mining, tourism projects, company relocations and the like. Governments and businesses usually work hand in hand here. For the local people, this means that nature and their livelihoods are destroyed. Large corporations or the state itself make a profit from this. 

It is not uncommon for regions to be selected for this purpose in order to suppress rebellious inhabitants and gain political control over areas by destroying the livelihoods of local people. 

This is usually sold as infrastructure or development investments, allegedly created jobs or supposedly necessary energy projects. 

And this brings us to the second aspect of authoritarian politics. If people do not share these perspectives, do not benefit from these projects in any case, but instead point out the destruction of the environment and the consequences for the climate and want to save the affected regions, they are criminalized, subjected to massive repression and, in some regions of the world, simply murdered. 

Exploitation of resources and the destruction of nature is also taking place on a massive scale in Germany, for example through mining and its contaminated sites and the establishment of huge unnecessary corporations such as Tesla in Grünheide. 

That’s why we’re also present with Stop Authoritarianism Campaign at the climate strike on 31 May in Dresden!

Against authoritarian politics!
For a decentralisation of the energy supply!
Solidarity with the climate activists affected by repression!

Meeting point 2pm at Goldener Reiter.
We wanna walk than together to Schlossplatz, where the demo starts.