Anarchism Stories

Istelia left because they could not stay. Soran stayed because he could not leave. By the time Istelia came back for him, he had become someone else, and so had they. A troupe, a desert, and a city that has not changed in years.

A collection of short thoughts, criticisms and philosophies. Open to interpretation, peer review and honest discourse. Not claiming any of these as original concepts, simply wording them as I perceive them.

My thoughts on society, just a couple of ideas I have gathered here and there.

How a movement of hundreds became a movement of millions.

A poem of power we all possess but are not always responsible with.

As Hakita is remastering ACT III and adding UK:MD difficulty, adding Encore levels, but max0r playing RDR2 and Gacha games, I wanted to continue with this idiotic story. Not because I am coping and seething but because I'm too much invested in it. This is like those fan-comic artists doing small side-stories that are both canon or not. I'll be adding random ass bullshit which is STILL canon to the UltraHearts lore, and ACTUALLY be trying to explain how the world works in UltraHearts.

Confessions of RX 1421, also known as The Orderly, or simply Ruler of the Earth!

Atrocities against unarmed civilians during the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939)

Not to be the cliche "punk", but Johnny Rotten or "John Lyndon" once said there's "NO FUTURE". Now, I know he was talking about for "England" and their whole social status during a time of great oppression and blah blah blah, I'm not english so I could give a shit about that, but I in many ways agree with this statement. There is no future, for any of this. All this grab for power, wealth, success, greatness, personal satisfaction, and above all laying grounds for "moving forward" or a "new world" etc, etc, it's fucking.... nothing. Even writing this little interlude or what have you is overall pointless, but I'm bored so, hey. In general, I've been seeing more and more lately that this pastime of a life is not only us (being the microorganisms of the universe that we are) trying to justify our existence, but it's also really, really disappointing. Here I am, a young Dharma punk (read story for details) stuck in bumbfuck Norfolk, Virginia for culinary school, trying to figure out what the hell I'm doing, what any of us are doing, with a series of short stories, misadventures (if you could call them that), and anecdotes I suppose on random, yet relevant topics looking for something, or even someone, that's worth riding this vessel that is my body with my eternal energy, and striding through this confused world.

I will Describe how I think Anarchism will work to make a safe and non-authority living space. Based on the Video series by Non-compete https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkZFKKK-0YB0FvwoS8P7nHg

Spoken word and poetry about some issues in today's society.

Sequel to Launch the Missile Another mission where Rohit and Anisha works together. This is far more dangerous as they stand face to face with death.

Ever felt like school is not the way it should be? Ever want to protest school? A look at modern education from a student who opposes it, and analyzes the institution of education with an existential view. Many struggles and hardships occur for those who are offered education, but often fail to truly receive it and instead become a statistic and societal product.

A small list of the things I've learned.

A breath-taking crime thriller full of suspense. I am not giving any spoiler here.

Set in a near-future dystopian London in which the majority of the citizens live underground in tunnels supplied with air through tiny vents. They live under a strict dictatorial regime but no one seems to be aware of that; this is all they have ever known. When Luca begins to notice the graffiti that is popping up around the city and branching out from one particular place, an old train station, he gets drawn into a rebel group who plan an attack on a small government base.

Self-care is the ultimate act of political rebellion

A poem I wrote last year about the societal pressure to fit in and conform to the norm.