“WHY CIVILIZATION?“
We are often told that our dreams are unrealistic, our demands impossible, that we are basically out of our fuckin' minds to even propose such a ridiculous concept as the "destruction of civilization". So, we hope this brief statement may shed some light on why we will settle for nothing less than a completely different reality than what is forced upon us today. We believe that the infinite possibilities of the human experience extend both forwards and backwards. We wish to collapse the discord between these realities. We strive for a "future primitive" reality, one which all of our ancestors once knew, and one we may come to know: a pre/post-technological, pre/post-industrial, pre/post-colonial, pre/post-capitalist, pre/post-agricultural, and even pre/post-cultural reality - when we were once, and may again be, WILD!
We feel it is necessary to raise some fundamental questions as to where we are now, how we have gotten to this point, where we are headed, and perhaps most importantly, where we have come from. This should not to be seen as irrefutable evidence, the Answers, or prescriptions for liberation; but instead, as things to consider while we fight against domination or attempt to create another world.
We believe anarchy to be the ultimate liberatory experience and our natural condition. Before, and outside of, civilization (and it's corrupting influences), humans were, and are, for lack of better terms, anarchistic. For most of our history we lived in small-scale groupings which made decisions face-to-face, without the mediation of government, representation, or even the morality of an abstract thing called culture. We communicated, perceived, and lived in an unmediated, instinctual, and direct way. We knew what to eat, what healed us, and how to survive. We were part of the world around us. There was no artificial separation between the individual, the group, and the rest of life.
In the larger scope of human history, not long ago (some say 10,000 to 12,000 years ago), for reasons we can only speculate about (but never really know), a shift began to occur in a few groupings of humans. These humans began to trust less in the earth as a "giver of life", and began to create a distinction between themselves and the earth. This separation is the foundation of civilization. It is not really a physical thing, although civilization has some very real physical manifestations; but it is more of an orientation, a mindset, a paradigm. It is based on the control and domination of the earth and its inhabitants.
Civilization's main mechanism of control is domestication. It is the controlling, taming, breeding, and modification of life for human benefit (usually for those in power or those striving for power). The domesticating process began to shift humans away from a nomadic way of life, towards a more sedentary and settled existence, which created points of power (taking on a much different dynamic than the more temporal and organic territorial ground), later to be called property. Domestication creates a totalitarian relationship with plants and animals, and eventually, other humans. This mindset sees other life, including other humans, as separate from the domesticator, and is the rationalization for the subjugation of women, children, and for slavery. Domestication is a colonizing force on non-domesticated life, which has brought us to the pathological modern experience of ultimate control of all life, including its genetic structures.
A major step in the civilizing process is the move towards an agrarian society. Agriculture creates a domesticated landscape, a shift from the concept that "the Earth will provide" to "what we will produce from the Earth". The domesticator begins to work against nature and her cycles, and to destroy those who are still living with and understanding her. We can see the beginnings of patriarchy here. We see the beginnings of not only the hoarding of land, but also of its fruits. This notion of ownership of land and surplus creates neverbefore experienced power dynamics, including institutionalized hierarchies and organized warfare. We have moved down an unsustainable and disastrous road.
Over the next thousands of years this disease progresses, with its colonizing and imperialist mentality eventually consuming most of the planet with, of course, the help of the religious-propagandists, who try to assure the "masses" and the "savages" that this is good and right. For the benefit of the colonizer, peoples are pitted against other peoples. When the colonizer's words do not suffice, the sword is never far away with its genocidal collision. As the class distinctions become more solidified, there becomes only those who have, and those who do not. The takers and the givers. The rulers and the ruled. The walls get raised. This is how we are told it has always been; but most people somehow know this isn't right, and there have always been those who have fought against it.
The war on women, the war on the poor, the war on indigenous and land-based people, and the war on the wild are all interconnected. In the eyes of civilization, they are all seen as commodities - things to be claimed, extracted, and manipulated for power and control. They are all seen as resources; and when they are of use no longer to the power-structure, they are discarded into the landfills of society. The ideology of patriarchy is one of control over self-determination and sustainability, of reason over instinct and anarchy, and of order over freedom and wildness. Patriarchy is an imposition of death, rather than a celebration of life. These are the motivations of patriarchy and civilization; and for thousands of years they have shaped the human experience on every level, from the institutional to the personal, while they have devoured life.
The civilizing process became more refined and efficient as time went on. Capitalism became its mode of operation, and the gauge of the extent of domination and the measure of what still is needed to be conquered. The entire planet was mapped and lands were enclosed. The nation-state eventually became the proposed societal grouping, and it was to set forth the values and goals of vast numbers of peoples, of course, for the benefit of those in control. Propaganda by the state, and the by now, less powerful church, started to replace some (but certainly not most) of the brute force with on-the-surface benevolence and concepts like citizenry and democracy. As the dawn of modernity approached, things were really getting sick.
Throughout the development of civilization, technology always played an ever-expanding role. In fact, civilization's progress has always been directly connected to, and determined by, the development of ever more complex, efficient, and innovative technologies. It is hard to tell whether civilization pushes technology, or vice-versa. Technology, like civilization, can be seen more as a process or complex system than as a physical form. It inherently involves division of labor, resource extraction, and exploitation by power (those with the technology). The interface with, and result of, technology is always an alienated, mediated, and heavily-loaded reality. No, technology is not neutral. The values and goals of those who produce and control technology are always embedded within it. Different from simple tools, technology is connected to a larger process which is infectious and is propelled forward by its own momentum. This technological system always advances, and always needs to be inventing new ways to support, fuel, maintain, and sell itself. A key part of the modern-techno-capitalist structure is industrialism; the mechanized system of production built on centralized power, and the exploitation of people and nature. Industrialism cannot exist without genocide, ecocide, and imperialism. To maintain it, coercion, land evictions, forced labor, cultural destruction, assimilation, ecological devastation, and global trade are accepted and seen as necessary. Industrialism's standardization of life objectifies and commodifies it, viewing all life as a potential resource. Technology and industrialism have opened the door to the ultimate domestication of life - the final stage of civilization - the age of neo-life.
So now we are in the post-modern, neo-liberal, bio-tech, cyber-reality, with an apocalyptic future and new world order. Can it really get much worse? Or has it always been this bad? We are almost completely domesticated, except for the few brief moments (riots, creeping through the dark to destroy machinery or civilization's infrastructure, connecting with other species, swimming naked in a mountain stream, eating wild foods, love-making, ...add your own favorites) when we catch a glimpse of what it would be like to go feral. Their "global village" is more like a global amusement park or global zoo, and it's not a question of boycotting it 'cause we're all in it, and it's in all of us. And we can't just break out of our own cages (although we're helpless unless we start there), but we gotta bust down the whole fuckin' place, feast on the zoo keepers and those who run and benefit from it, reconnect with our instincts, and become wild again! We cannot reform civilization, green it up, or make it more fair. It is rotten to the core. We don't need more ideology, morality, fundamentalism, or better organization to save us. We must save ourselves. We have to live according to our own desires. We have to connect with ourselves, those we care about, and the rest of life. We have to break out of, and break down, this reality.
COMMUNIQUE #23 FROM DISORDERLY CONDUCT #6
We are often told that our dreams are unrealistic, our demands impossible, that we are basically out of our fuckin' minds to even propose such a ridiculous concept as the "destruction of civilization". So, we hope this brief statement may shed some light on why we will settle for nothing less than a completely different reality than what is forced upon us today. We believe that the infinite possibilities of the human experience extend both forwards and backwards. We wish to collapse the discord between these realities. We strive for a "future primitive" reality, one which all of our ancestors once knew, and one we may come to know: a pre/post-technological, pre/post-industrial, pre/post-colonial, pre/post-capitalist, pre/post-agricultural, and even pre/post-cultural reality - when we were once, and may again be, WILD!
We feel it is necessary to raise some fundamental questions as to where we are now, how we have gotten to this point, where we are headed, and perhaps most importantly, where we have come from. This should not to be seen as irrefutable evidence, the Answers, or prescriptions for liberation; but instead, as things to consider while we fight against domination or attempt to create another world.
We believe anarchy to be the ultimate liberatory experience and our natural condition. Before, and outside of, civilization (and it's corrupting influences), humans were, and are, for lack of better terms, anarchistic. For most of our history we lived in small-scale groupings which made decisions face-to-face, without the mediation of government, representation, or even the morality of an abstract thing called culture. We communicated, perceived, and lived in an unmediated, instinctual, and direct way. We knew what to eat, what healed us, and how to survive. We were part of the world around us. There was no artificial separation between the individual, the group, and the rest of life.
In the larger scope of human history, not long ago (some say 10,000 to 12,000 years ago), for reasons we can only speculate about (but never really know), a shift began to occur in a few groupings of humans. These humans began to trust less in the earth as a "giver of life", and began to create a distinction between themselves and the earth. This separation is the foundation of civilization. It is not really a physical thing, although civilization has some very real physical manifestations; but it is more of an orientation, a mindset, a paradigm. It is based on the control and domination of the earth and its inhabitants.
Civilization's main mechanism of control is domestication. It is the controlling, taming, breeding, and modification of life for human benefit (usually for those in power or those striving for power). The domesticating process began to shift humans away from a nomadic way of life, towards a more sedentary and settled existence, which created points of power (taking on a much different dynamic than the more temporal and organic territorial ground), later to be called property. Domestication creates a totalitarian relationship with plants and animals, and eventually, other humans. This mindset sees other life, including other humans, as separate from the domesticator, and is the rationalization for the subjugation of women, children, and for slavery. Domestication is a colonizing force on non-domesticated life, which has brought us to the pathological modern experience of ultimate control of all life, including its genetic structures.
A major step in the civilizing process is the move towards an agrarian society. Agriculture creates a domesticated landscape, a shift from the concept that "the Earth will provide" to "what we will produce from the Earth". The domesticator begins to work against nature and her cycles, and to destroy those who are still living with and understanding her. We can see the beginnings of patriarchy here. We see the beginnings of not only the hoarding of land, but also of its fruits. This notion of ownership of land and surplus creates neverbefore experienced power dynamics, including institutionalized hierarchies and organized warfare. We have moved down an unsustainable and disastrous road.
Over the next thousands of years this disease progresses, with its colonizing and imperialist mentality eventually consuming most of the planet with, of course, the help of the religious-propagandists, who try to assure the "masses" and the "savages" that this is good and right. For the benefit of the colonizer, peoples are pitted against other peoples. When the colonizer's words do not suffice, the sword is never far away with its genocidal collision. As the class distinctions become more solidified, there becomes only those who have, and those who do not. The takers and the givers. The rulers and the ruled. The walls get raised. This is how we are told it has always been; but most people somehow know this isn't right, and there have always been those who have fought against it.
The war on women, the war on the poor, the war on indigenous and land-based people, and the war on the wild are all interconnected. In the eyes of civilization, they are all seen as commodities - things to be claimed, extracted, and manipulated for power and control. They are all seen as resources; and when they are of use no longer to the power-structure, they are discarded into the landfills of society. The ideology of patriarchy is one of control over self-determination and sustainability, of reason over instinct and anarchy, and of order over freedom and wildness. Patriarchy is an imposition of death, rather than a celebration of life. These are the motivations of patriarchy and civilization; and for thousands of years they have shaped the human experience on every level, from the institutional to the personal, while they have devoured life.
The civilizing process became more refined and efficient as time went on. Capitalism became its mode of operation, and the gauge of the extent of domination and the measure of what still is needed to be conquered. The entire planet was mapped and lands were enclosed. The nation-state eventually became the proposed societal grouping, and it was to set forth the values and goals of vast numbers of peoples, of course, for the benefit of those in control. Propaganda by the state, and the by now, less powerful church, started to replace some (but certainly not most) of the brute force with on-the-surface benevolence and concepts like citizenry and democracy. As the dawn of modernity approached, things were really getting sick.
Throughout the development of civilization, technology always played an ever-expanding role. In fact, civilization's progress has always been directly connected to, and determined by, the development of ever more complex, efficient, and innovative technologies. It is hard to tell whether civilization pushes technology, or vice-versa. Technology, like civilization, can be seen more as a process or complex system than as a physical form. It inherently involves division of labor, resource extraction, and exploitation by power (those with the technology). The interface with, and result of, technology is always an alienated, mediated, and heavily-loaded reality. No, technology is not neutral. The values and goals of those who produce and control technology are always embedded within it. Different from simple tools, technology is connected to a larger process which is infectious and is propelled forward by its own momentum. This technological system always advances, and always needs to be inventing new ways to support, fuel, maintain, and sell itself. A key part of the modern-techno-capitalist structure is industrialism; the mechanized system of production built on centralized power, and the exploitation of people and nature. Industrialism cannot exist without genocide, ecocide, and imperialism. To maintain it, coercion, land evictions, forced labor, cultural destruction, assimilation, ecological devastation, and global trade are accepted and seen as necessary. Industrialism's standardization of life objectifies and commodifies it, viewing all life as a potential resource. Technology and industrialism have opened the door to the ultimate domestication of life - the final stage of civilization - the age of neo-life.
So now we are in the post-modern, neo-liberal, bio-tech, cyber-reality, with an apocalyptic future and new world order. Can it really get much worse? Or has it always been this bad? We are almost completely domesticated, except for the few brief moments (riots, creeping through the dark to destroy machinery or civilization's infrastructure, connecting with other species, swimming naked in a mountain stream, eating wild foods, love-making, ...add your own favorites) when we catch a glimpse of what it would be like to go feral. Their "global village" is more like a global amusement park or global zoo, and it's not a question of boycotting it 'cause we're all in it, and it's in all of us. And we can't just break out of our own cages (although we're helpless unless we start there), but we gotta bust down the whole fuckin' place, feast on the zoo keepers and those who run and benefit from it, reconnect with our instincts, and become wild again! We cannot reform civilization, green it up, or make it more fair. It is rotten to the core. We don't need more ideology, morality, fundamentalism, or better organization to save us. We must save ourselves. We have to live according to our own desires. We have to connect with ourselves, those we care about, and the rest of life. We have to break out of, and break down, this reality.
„Prečo civilizácia?“
COMMUNIQUE #23 z DISORDERLY CONDUCT #6
COMMUNIQUE #23 z DISORDERLY CONDUCT #6
Často nám hovoria, že naše sny sú nerealistické, naše požiadavky nemožné, že sme úplne mimo našich vyjebaných myslí už len navrhnúť takýto absurdný koncept ako je „zničeni e civilizácie“. Takže dúfame, že toto stručné vyhlásenie hodí trochu svetla nato, prečo sa neuspojíme s ničím menej než s úplne inou realitou ako je tá, ktorá je nám dnes nanútená. Veríme, že neohraničené možnosti ľudskej skúsenosti sa tiahnu dopredu ako aj dozadu. My si želáme pád rozporu medzi týmito realitami. Snažíme sa o realitu „budúcej primitívnosti“, takú, ktorú raz poznali všetci naši predkovia, a ktorú dostaneme spoznať: pred/post-technologická, pred/post-priemyselná, pred/post-koloniálna, pred/post-kapitalistická, pred/post-agrárna a dokonca pred/post-kulturálna realita – kde sme niekedy boli, a možno niekedy budeme, DIVOKÍ !
Cítime, že je potrebné položiť niekoľko základných otázok ako napríklad kde sme teraz, ako sme sa dostali do tohto bodu, kde smerujeme, a možno najdôležitejšie, skadiaľ sme prišli. Nemalo by to byť pokladané za nevyvrátiteľné dôkazy, Odpovede, alebo recepty pre oslobodenie; ale namiesto toho ako veci pre uváženie, zatiaľ čo bojujeme proti domestikácii, alebo pokus o vytvorenie iného sveta.
Veríme, že anarchia je hlavnou oslobodzujúcou skúsenosťou a naším prirodzeným stavom. Pred, a mimo, civilizáciou (a jej zahnívajúcich vplyvov), ľudia boli a sú, kvôli nedostatku lepších pojmov, anarchistický. Počas väčšiny našej histórie sme žili v malých skupinkách, ktoré umožňovali rozhodovanie tvári v tvár, bez sprostredkovania vládou, zastupovania alebo dokonca morality takej abstraktnej veci ako je kultúra. Komunikovali sme, vnímali sme a žili sme bezprostrednou, inštinktívnou a priamou cestou. Vedeli sme čo máme jesť, čo nás dokázalo uzdraviť a ako prežiť. Boli sme súčasťou sveta okolo nás. Nebolo tu žiadne umelé oddelenie medzi jednotlivcom, skupinou a zvyškom života.
Pred dlhším časom ľudskej histórie, nie až tak dávno (niektorí hovoria 10 000 až 12 000 rokov dozadu), kvôli dôvodom, o ktorých môžeme len špekulovať (a nikdy vedieť presne), sa začal objavovať sklz v niekoľkých zoskupeniach ľudí. Títo ľudia prestali viac veriť zemi ako „darcovi života“, a začali vytvárať rozdiel medzi sebou a zemou. Táto separácia je základom civilizácie. Nie je to skutočne fyzické, hoci má civilizácia niekoľko veľmi fyzických vyjadrení; ale je to skôr orientácia, prístup, vzor. Je založená na kontrole a nadvláde nad zemou a jej obyvateľmi.
Domestikácia je hlavným mechanizmom kontroly, ktorý má civilizácia. Je to kontrola, krotenie, výchova a modifikácia života pre ľudský úžitok (obyčajne tým pri moci, alebo tým, ktorý ju chcú dosiahnuť). Domestikačný proces na presun ľudí z nomadického spôsobu života, k sedavejšej a usadenejšej existencii, ktorá vytvára miesta moci (berie si oveľa odlišnejšiu dynamiku ako to dočasnejšie a organickejšie teritoriálne územie) neskôr nazývané majetok. Domestikácia vytvára totalitný vzťah s rastlinami a zvieratami a eventuálne inými ľuďmi. Tento pohľad vidí iný život, vrátane iných ľudí, ako oddelený od domestikátora. A je racionalizáciou ovládnutia žien, detí, a pre otroctvo. Domestikácia je kolonizujúca sila na nedomestikovanom živote, ktorá nás priviedla k patologickej modernej skúsenoti konečnej kontroly všetkého života, vrátane genetických štruktúr.
Dôležitým krokom v civilizačnom procese je posun k agrárnej spoločnosti. Poľnohospodárstvo vytvára domestikovanú krajinu, sklz od konceptu „Zem poskytne“ ku „čo vyprodukujeme zo Zeme“. Domestikátor začína pracovať proti prírode a jej cyklom, a ničiť tých, ktorý ešte stále žijú s ňou a chápu ju. Tu môžeme vidieť začiatky patriarchie. Vidíme tu nielen hromadenie pôdy, ale aj jej ovocia. Táto predstava vlastnenia krajiny a prebytku vytvára nikdypredtým neskúsenú dynamiku moci, vrátane inštitucionalizovaných hierarchií a organizovaných vojenských konfliktov. Pustili sme sa trvalo neudržateľnou a katastrofálnou cestou.
Počas nasledujúcich tisícov rokov robí táto choroba pokroky, so svojou kolonizačnou a imperialistickou mentalitou napokon konzumujúc väčšinu planéty s pomocou, samozrejme, náboženských propagandistov, ktorý sa snažia uistiť „masy“ a „divochov“, že to je dobré a správne. K úžitku kolonizátorov sú ľudia postavený proti iným ľuďom. Keď nepostačujú slová kolonizátora, nikdy nie je ďaleko meč s jeho genocídnym účinkom. Kým sa viac upevňujú triedne rozdiely, stávajú sa len tí čo majú, a tí čo nemajú. Tí čo berú a tí čo dávajú. Panovníci a ovládaní. Stavajú sa múry. Tu nám hovoria, že to takto bolo vždycky; ale väčšina ľudí nejako vie, že to nie je správne, a vždy boli tí, ktorí proti tomu bojovali.
Vojna proti ženám, vojna proti chudobným, vojna proti domorodcom a prírodným ľuďom, a vojna proti divočine a divokosti sú všetky poprepájané. V očiach civilizácie sú všetci videní ako komodity – veci k požadovaniu, získavaniu a manipulovaniu kvôli moci a kontrole. Všetky sú videné ako zdroje; a keď už viac nie sú k úžitku pre mocenskú štruktúru, sú odhodené na skládky spoločnosti. Ideológia patriarchie je ideológiou kontroly nad sebaurčením a udržateľnosťou, ideológiou príčiny nad inštinktom a anarchiou, a ideológiou poriadku nad slobodou a divokosťou. Patriarchia je uvalením smrti, namiesto oslavy života. Toto sú motivácie patriarchie a civilizácie; a po tisíce rokov tvarovali ľudskú skúsenosť na každom stupni, od inštitucionálneho až po osobné, zatiaľ čo zožrali život.
Proces civilizovania sa postupom času stával rafinovanejším a efektívnejším. Kapitalizmus sa stal jeho spôsobom prevádzky, a mierkou rozsahu nadvlády a veľkosť všetkého čo je ešte potrebné ovládnuť. Celá planéta bola zmapovaná a krajiny boli ohraničené. Národný štát sa vlastne stal navrhnutým sociálnym zoskupením, a vyjasnil hodnoty a ciele pre obrovské počty ľudí, samozrejme, pre benefit tých, čo to kontrolovali. Propaganda štátom, a teraz menej mocnejšej cirkvi, začala vymieňať trochu (ale určite nie väčšinu) z hrubej sily za povrchnú zhovievavosť a konceptmi ako občianstvo a demokracia. Keď sa približovalo svitanie modernity, veci začali byť skutočne choré.
Počas rozvoja civilizácie, hrala technológia vždy rozširujúcu úlohu. V skutočnosti, rozvoj civilizácie bol vždy priamo prepojený a určovaný rozvojom komplexnejšími, efektívnejšími a inovatívnejšími technológiami. Je zložité povedať, či civilizácia podporuje technológiu alebo vice-versa. Technológiu, tak ako civilizáciu, je lepšie vidieť ako proces alebo komplexný systém, radšej ako fyzickú formu. V podstate zahŕňa deľbu práce, ťažbu zdrojov a vykorisťovanie mocou (tých, ktorý vlastnia technológiu). Prepojenie a následok technológie je vždy odcudzená, sprostredkovaná a ťažká realita. Nie, technológia nie je neutrálna. Hodnoty a ciele tých, ktorí produkujú a kontrolujú technológiu, sú v nej vždy zakotvené. Rozdielna od jednoduchých nástrojov, technológia je napojená na väčší proces, ktorý je nákazlivý a je poháňaný dopredu vlastným spádom. Tento technologický systém sa vždy rozvíja, a vždy musí vynachádzať nové spôsoby, aby sa podporil, naplnil, udržal a predal. Dôležitá časť modernej techno-kapitalistickej štruktúry je industrializmus; mechanizovaný systém produkcie založený na centalizovanej moci a vykorisťovaní ľudí a prírody. Industrializmus nemôže existovať bez genocídy, ekocídy a imperializmu. Na jeho udržanie je akceptované donútenie, vysťahovanie z vlastnej pôdy, nútená práca, kultúrna devastácia, asimilácia, ekologická devastácia a globálny obchod a pozerá sa na to ako na nutnosť. Štandardizovanie života kvôli industrializmu ten život zhmotňuje a pretvára, vidiac všetok život ako potenciálny zdroj. Technológia a industrializmus otvorili dvere k úplnej domestikácii života – konečný stupeň civilizácie – vek neo-života.
Takže teraz sme v postmodernej, neoliberálnej, biotechnologickej, cyberrealite s apokalyptickou budúcnosťou a novým svetovým poriadkom. Môže to byť este horšie? Alebo bolo to vždy také zlé? Sme skoro úplne domestikovaní, okrem tých zopár chvíľ (rioty, plazenie sa tmou kvôli zničeniu mašinérie alebo infraštruktúry civilizácie, spojenie s inými druhmi, kúpanie sa nahí v horskom potoku, jedenie divých jedál, milovanie sa, ...pridaj svoju vlastnú obľúbenú činnosť), keď zachytíme náznak toho, aké by to bolo, byť znovu divoký. Ich „globálna dedina“ je skôr ako globálny zábavný park alebo globálna zoo, a nie je to otázka bojkotovania, pretože sme v nej všetci, a ona je rovnako v nás všetkých. A nemôžeme jednoducho uniknúť z našich vlastných klietok (hoci sme bezmocní, kým pri tom nezačneme), ale musíme roztrieskať toto vyjebané miesto, hodovať na tých správcoch zoo a tých, ktorý z toho profitujú, spojiť sa s našimi inštinktmi a znovu sa stať divokými! Civilizáciu nemôžme reformovať, ozeleniť ju alebo urobiť ju viac férovou. Je prehnitá do základov. Nepotrebujeme viac ideológie, morálky, fundamentalizmu alebo lepšej organizácie, aby nás zachránila. Musíme sa zachrániť sami. Musíme žiť podľa našich vlastných túžob. Musíme sa spojiť so samými sebou, s tými na ktorých nám záleží a so zvyškom života. Musíme sa oslobodiť a zničiť túto realitu.
Potrebujeme Akciu.
Jednoducho povedané, civilizácia vedie vojnu so životom. My bojujeme za svoje životy a preto vyhlasujeme vojnu civilizácii!
