So it's kinda interesting from a historiography sense. You can see his development of Communalism within Anarchism but eventually he breaks with it and declares Communalism to be it's own revolutionary tradition cuz his idea of revolution is genuinely incompatible with large chunks of Anarchism

Naw. That book is a collection of essays that all explain the ideology of Communalism. The book was published after he died so theres a weird thing where in most of the essays he'll say that Communalism is a part of Anarchism. There's only a few written after he finally split from Anarchism.

I've never read it, but "The Murray Bookchin Reader" is supposed to be exactly that I'm pretty sure.

There's also "Recovering Bookchin: Social Ecology and the Crises of Our Time" which goes over his work and clears up what he did and didn't advocate.

I don't do all those ab workouts and squats at once of course lol

What the hell that's outrageous

Never heard of the latter.

I don't mind writing for the ISE. I just want more Communalist stuff in the world

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Olympic sports are usually cheap. So that'd be Taekwondo, Judo, etc.

He said he'll train me up for an upcoming open tournament. I agreed to enter. Idk why I said I'd do it. I'm not really much of a competitor. But we'll see. Maybe he's gonna transform me into a killer blue belt within 2 months.