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Anarcho-Syndicalism
Anarcho-syndicalism, also referred to as revolutionary syndicalism, is a theory of anarchism that views revolutionary industrial unionism or syndicalism as a method for workers in capitalist society to gain control of an economy and thus control influence in broader society.
Syndicalists consider their economic theories a strategy for facilitating worker self-activity and as an alternative co-operative economic system with democratic values and production centered on meeting human needs.
Syndicalists consider their economic theories a strategy for facilitating worker self-activity and as an alternative co-operative economic system with democratic values and production centered on meeting human needs.
worker A: I believe in equal labor, we don't need greddy boss, we're tired of resisting wage slavery in the capitalist society. We want to be free! Liberation of the working class.
worker B: I agree! Long Live Anarcho-Syndicalism
worker B: I agree! Long Live Anarcho-Syndicalism
Anarcho-Syndicalism by joloqs December 14, 2019
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Sonically Superior
When the production, recording, mixing and mastering of audio all work together in harmony to create a sound that is of higher quality than the competition.
Derivation:
1. Sonically: “Of or pertaining to Sound”
2. Superior: “One of greater rank or station or quality”.
Derivation:
1. Sonically: “Of or pertaining to Sound”
2. Superior: “One of greater rank or station or quality”.
Young Jeezy’s Recession album, which was entirely mixed at PatchWerk Studios, is sonically superior to all the other Jeezy albums I’ve heard, which weren’t done there.
If your tracks are not Sonically Superior, Record Labels and Radio Stations will relate that to how serious they take you as an artist or company.
If your tracks are not Sonically Superior, Record Labels and Radio Stations will relate that to how serious they take you as an artist or company.
Sonically Superior by PWR May 25, 2009
syndicalist
A syndicalist is someone who advocates for the emancipation of the working class only through economic means, and abstains from political struggle. Syndicalists are usually active in trade or labor unions. They typically denounce the role of a organized political working class party as authoritarian. Syndicalist theory in many ways can be seen as similar to anarchism, and different terms of classification such as "anarcho-syndicalism" or "anarcho-communism" can be used to describe this particular ideology.
The IWW has a strong syndicalist tradition in that they dont advocate political struggle, and see the trade union as the only essential route towards working class emancipation.
syndicalist by Damien E November 24, 2007
Skynical
1. When you feel a little skeptical about something but your feelings are laced with a little cynicism as well.
2. A combination of cynical and skeptical; when you are feeling a little bit of both emotions regarding something but neither one completely describes your state of mind.
Can also be spelled: Skinical if needed. ©DM2005
2. A combination of cynical and skeptical; when you are feeling a little bit of both emotions regarding something but neither one completely describes your state of mind.
Can also be spelled: Skinical if needed. ©DM2005
anarcho-syndicalism
A type of anarchism which maintains that an anarchist society can come about through action by workers organised in unions - typically grassroots unions with direct democracy or without officials. Workers' organisation is to culminate in a general strike which overcomes capitalism, as well as generating day-to-day resistance which weakens capitalist control.
The IWW and IWA have always been the main anarcho-syndicalist groups.
The IWW, or Wobblies, believed in the formation of one big union involving all workers, as a prelude to a general strike. They still exist, but were most successful in pre-WW2 America, when they successfully organised many workers.
The IWA is an international federation of groups of anarcho-syndicalists in various countries. Unlike the IWW, it organises as a federation of individuals and not as a union divided up into industries and occupations.
The Spanish union, CGT, is federated to the IWA and is the largest syndicalist group anywhere today. It was even bigger in the 30s, when it was one of the main organisers of the resistance to Franco's attempt to seize power. It provoked controversy, however, by entering government, in breach of anarchist principles.
The IWW, or Wobblies, believed in the formation of one big union involving all workers, as a prelude to a general strike. They still exist, but were most successful in pre-WW2 America, when they successfully organised many workers.
The IWA is an international federation of groups of anarcho-syndicalists in various countries. Unlike the IWW, it organises as a federation of individuals and not as a union divided up into industries and occupations.
The Spanish union, CGT, is federated to the IWA and is the largest syndicalist group anywhere today. It was even bigger in the 30s, when it was one of the main organisers of the resistance to Franco's attempt to seize power. It provoked controversy, however, by entering government, in breach of anarchist principles.
anarcho-syndicalism by free-range egghead May 3, 2004