In working to re-examine previously made or never really examined categorization decisions, I've revisited this goal.
Want/Need is the categorization with the fuzziest borders I can think of, which also has one of the biggest impacts of any categorization on group decisions.
I'm going to try to...
…let decisions on where something is in the unbounded-dimensional space of "Rights", where the signifier implies the existence of borders, be as deeply considered and researched as possible when making decisions on action and group action, especially around conflict.
I think this captures that:
HANNAH I fucking love that framing, beautifully perfect. theory helps us think about the choices we make but it's all just anarchists making those choices on their own. no two anarchists will have the exact same reading list, exact same understanding. no anarchist can enforce a dogma.
I’m not exaggerating when I say that—in the best way possible—you just broke my brain.
I’m going to be unpacking those six words for a long time. I wish I could hug you. May I offer you a shared dish of ice cream instead?