Sasha [They/Them]

Yes, that Sasha 🍉

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Anarchist/your local idiot with a guitar

If you’re occupying land in so-called “Australia”

If you eat food

And if you live on Earth

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Cake day: December 12th, 2023

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  • What a great explanation! I hadn’t heard it called a library economy before, but it’s a perfect word for it. I joined an anarchist federation in my community and we were able to share things like food/meals, clothing, mental health support, even housing (kinda) all for free whenever someone needs it. Thinking of the whole as a library is incredibly fitting, especially because we had supplies outside on an old bookshelf at one point.


  • just adding to rockSlayer’s excellent points, very roughly the word anarchy means without leaders (not necessarily without rules or organisation), just like monarchy roughly means “a single ruler” (mon/mono + archy).

    The common understanding of anarchy was largely ruined by propaganda and it’s often conflated with concepts belonging to conservative and far right ideologies like anarcho-capitalism or conservative/free market libertarianism.


  • Don’t go eating random mushrooms, IDing them is hard and you can easily die!!! There are look alike species and it can be hard to tell them apart.

    That said I’ve eaten it before, they’re quite a nice flavour when fried.

    If it’s an amanita muscaria, they are somewhat poisonous but they’re also definitely psychoactive (I can’t remember if they’re hallucinogenic or a deliriant but it might be dose dependant). There are species of amanita that are incredibly poisonous, but the red capped muscaria can be dried or parboiled to be rendered relatively safe.

    I personally wouldn’t eat them trying to get high, there are better mushrooms with safer and much more fun things in them.