Let’s talk about this book:

At daggers drawn with the Existent, its Defenders and its False Critics

Some parts of this significant and inspiring text will be read, to see what it could mean for our current context and world. To read the book in advance is not necessary.

The text is about life, freedom, reformism, centralization, representation, social relations, social struggle,
the necessity of insurrection, self-organization, spreading revolt and much more.

“Our lives are escaping us, and any class discourse that fails to start from this is simply a lie. We do not want to direct or support social movements, but rather to participate in those that already exist, to the extent to which we recognise common needs in them. In an excessive perspective of liberation there are no such things as superior forms of struggle. Revolt needs everything: papers and books, arms and explosives, reflection and swearing, poison, daggers and arson.
The only interesting question is how to combine them. “