Date: Thu, 31 Jan 2002 11:32:29 -0800
Subject: Re: A Is for Anarchy


On 31 Jan 2002 at 18:44, Iain McKay wrote:

> hello all
> 
> >> Mendelson had heard about the basic idea of a free school--which dates
> >> back
> >> to the 1960s but re-emerged in the '90s as anarchist principles gained
> >> prominence in underground political circles--but didn't know of any
> >> specific
> >> ones on which to base theirs.
> 
> surely the idea for free schools dates back to
> Ferrer, and so the 1900s? Probably can date the
> idea back through Bakunin, maybe Stirner or
> Godwin.

Yes, but as a worker's right, rather than as primarily an indoctrination tool.

This is really important, in my opinion. Children believe what they are told ... it's why they 
are considered children. In my opinion, the best way to root out Statism once and for all is 
to get to those kids before the State does.


-- 
Regards,

Kristopher Barrett



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