The Cult Of Lexi The Wulf
The Cult Of Lexi The Wulf
A Viadescioisc treatise on authoritarian socialism, technological abundance, and the liberatory society By Vaarla Ona 1. Party Rule Has No Claim to Socialism We refuse to concede socialism to Marxist-Leninist rule. Socialism requires the people to possess effective control over the productive resources and public institutions through which they live. A party that reserves the final authority for itself has […]
One of the principles we need to carry into the liberatory society is anti-cruelty. This matters precisely because liberation requires us to confront people, institutions, and movements that may be actively hostile to liberation. We are going to encounter reactionaries, authoritarians, fascists, racists, queerphobes, misogynists, and people who want to preserve systems of domination. We need to be capable of […]
One of the things we have to understand clearly is that authoritarian socialism is not the same thing as liberation, and the existence of social programs under an authoritarian state does not automatically make that state socialist in the emancipatory sense. This matters because people often point to achievements such as universal healthcare or mass education as though those things […]
Social revolution is not just taking power. It is changing what power is, where it lives, and how people relate to one another. Social revolution means moving from a society where people are governed from above to one where people increasingly govern themselves. Dual power means building institutions that ordinary people can rely on instead of depending entirely on institutions […]
I have been thinking a lot about how genuinely social-revolutionary communalism, libertarian municipalism, and democratic confederalism actually are. They do not just ask for a kinder version of the present world. They ask us to imagine a society that exists after capitalism, after domination, after the centralized state, after hierarchy has stopped being treated as the natural structure of human […]
Today, I don’t know if any of you have been paying attention, but one of the big conversations right now is around Hasan Piker expressing what a lot of us who’ve been paying attention have been thinking: if the next election comes down to Gavin Newsom versus JD Vance, we are absolutely fucked regardless of who you pick. And, a […]
Secularism in government, especially in the form of secular religion—where unspoken moral frameworks rooted in majority traditions, often Christianity, are disguised as neutral civic values—creates more confusion than clarity. Rather than removing religion from public decision-making, it obscures it, making it difficult to identify the true origins of a public official’s beliefs and policy preferences. This allows implicit religious ideologies […]
