Comments by "Scott Charney" (@scottcharney1091) on "Vox" channel.

  1. This mini-documentary leaves out perhaps the most important part of the story, and one that greatly explains the attitudes of both the US and Turkish governments, among others. The Rojavan revolution is heavily influenced by anarchism, or at least by libertarian socialism more broadly. The means of production (etc.) are to a great degree in the hands of workers' councils, neither capitalist nor statist. Along with the secularism and feminism, this is a really extraordinary development in the world, akin to Revolutionary Spain/Catalonia in that country's civil war, The Ukraine Free Territory during the Russian Civil War, the Paris Commune, Chiapas today, and so many more.
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  2.  @earlysda  What child?
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  3. The US supported the Duvaliers, quite explicitly and violently.
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  4.  @14598175  The best education systems in the country are mostly in more liberal areas like New England.
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  5. Note that very few women do that, including in situations like this. Have you thought about why?
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  6.  @the_danksmith134  Property is theft.
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  7.  @KerriEverlasting  Embryos & fetuses aren't babies yet.
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  8.  @davidmei3702  must *have
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  9. Not one mention of the ghastly ways that the US has treated Haiti over the centuries. DC did some bad stuff to the DR as well, but not nearly as bad as what's been done to Haiti, and it continues to the present day. The video does imply the one of the reasons why, but overall there are some terrible sins of omission here.
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  10. "We"
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