WTF is…
…Undenk???
A (not only virtual) project investigating and realizing Revolution, considering time has gone by and Kalschnikows definitely belong to the past.
Revolution is far beyond fighting one irrational system in favor of another.
Ever been in a busy metro Station and wondered how it comes all people just “behave”? Common sense, right? Well, anarchy is common sense.
The Marxists maintain that only a dictatorship — their dictatorship, of course — can create the will of the people, while our answer to this is: No dictatorship can have any other aim but that of self-perpetuation, and it can beget only slavery in the people tolerating it; freedom can be created only by freedom, that is, by a universal rebellion on the part of the people and free organization of the toiling masses from the bottom up
Undenk is the German translation of George Orwell’s coined term “crime think” In his book “1984” Orwell depicts a world where an institution tells the people what to think, when to think it, and how to think it. Crimethink, in the book, is referred to by named institution as the act of “thinking in any other way, about any other thing or at any else moment than suggested by the institution”. Undenk Projeqt is here to generate such “Crimethoughts”, reflect on them, incept and depict new or old thoughts in new lights. Undenk is majorly influenced by anarchism, but as anarchism isn’t a political restrictive philosophy, or anyhow restrictive for that is, Undenk is just my little play ground, where I can rant and dream. Got it? If not, fuck off.
Privacy…
…and whatever else GDPR wants us to talk about
Us, me, them… that is, we, we are a group of people who think and write about anything they want. Maybe acktschually it’s just one people that thinks there are many? Not sure about that, and I suggest to ask GDPR wether it matters or not, they’ll know! Our website address is: https://www.undenk.info We, us, me, them, prefer to stay a bit anonymous ourselves. Not throwing out dick right at first date, right? We as well understand that you too want to stay anonymous – for that we gathered a few quotes of GDPR related to this Website. Not much really, as long you behave… all’s fine! Just don’t tell us afterwards, we didn’t tell you!
Us, me, them… that is, we, we are a group of people who think and write about anything they want. Maybe acktschually it’s just one people that thinks there are many? Not sure about that, and I suggest to ask GDPR wether it matters or not, they’ll know! Our website address is: https://www.undenk.info We, us, me, them, prefer to stay a bit anonymous ourselves. Not throwing out dick right at first date, right? We as well understand that you too want to stay anonymous – for that we gathered a few quotes of GDPR related to this Website. Not much really, as long you behave… all’s fine! Just don’t tell us afterwards, we didn’t tell you!
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