ARCH ENEMY - Join The Khaos Legions (Trailer #6)

Director / Editor: Sebastian Wiegmann
Producer: John Sternberg, Sebastian Wiegmann
DP: Yvo Mathes
Graffiti-Artist / Talent: Dennis Waltermann
Motiongraphics: Ricardo Rodrigues

[joshrochanroolzutoob]

Sounds like something that belongs in Warhammer 40K. I'm perfectly fine with that.

[WILCE]

So I should graffiti a wall?

Got it

[SnickersTHC]

What's The Name of the Soundtrack in this video ?

[Celedan]

@Grindermetalhead Peace love and anarchy ^^

[Grindermetalhead]

@Grindermetalhead The communism we're fighting for is the one in which the state is replaced by the network of voluntary associations of communities and workplaces, based on equality, mutual aid and run horizontally by the workers and people themselves in a directly democratic way, with recallable delegates coordinating the activities of the federation instead of centralized government, so the power spreads equally to all and goes from the bottom/up instead the other way round.

[Grindermetalhead]

@Grindermetalhead And if you thought of calling it unrealistic, ahistorical and saying it couldn't be done, the history which you're not told about in the classroom proves you wrong. Anarchy existed in Ukraine during Russian civil war and in Catalonia and Aragon during Spanish civil war. Both societies were unfortunately overrun by it's enemies, Ukrainian Makhnovists by the Bolshevik red army and Spanish anarchists by the Franco's fascists who were aided militarily by the Hitler and Mussolini.

[Grindermetalhead]

@Grindermetalhead This in turn allows the highest possible degree of freedom and liberty to all.
As for the defense, the existing repressive state apparatus of police and military would be replaced by the network of voluntary and democratic people's militias which would defend anarchist society from foreign invasion and from domestic, power hungry thugs.

[Grindermetalhead]

@luke666808g a) I know you don't, b) that comment was sarcastic, and c) I made it because I am an anarcho-communist and I can't help but cringe whenever I see anarchist symbolism being used as a marketing ploy by a bunch of greedy corporations who seem to think that the anti-capitalist movement is some sort of new, unexplored market that they need to tap.
So, no you're not agreeing with me.