tristan

Contact

Website 2: http://tristan.endofinternet.org
Website: http://tweeeeeek.livejournal.com/
YIM: titsalad
AIM: imnottristan
MSN: trissypissy@gmail.com

Personal

About me: http://myspace.com/trissypissy
Gender: Other
Age: 20 - 29
Custom title: "I've never shit my dick off, but every time I use the microwave I piss my pants and forget who I am for a half-hour."
Interests: ad-hocracies, dna, dns, ecosystems
Favourite books: Ishtar Rising
Favourite films: A Dirty Shame, Waking Life
Music: the books, fleet foxes
Dislikes: stupid assholes, bullies

Networking and politics

Political label

"little pussy faggot" is what they called me in middle & high school;, so that plus a vague anarchist orientation, realizing that the government does not constitute the only broker of power and that power relationships occur on many different scales and at many different orders of abstraction; therefore i do not discuss goals as if they formed a coherent prefigured utopia. struggles for freedom will probably always occur and we should always try to improve our situation in terms of an anarchist ideal.

Country and town

United States, Toledo, Ohio

Region

North America

Employment sector

education and learning

Occupation

unemployed / living with parents

Political group membership

Pirate Party

What do your politics mean to you?

i live my life with enough leisure to rarely feel a sense of genuine political urgency. (the only political drama that I can think of, at the moment, that would directly and immediately impact my life, for the better, is the one about health care. if the government bought my pills, i could probably do something with my life a lot sooner. right now the pharmaceutical and insurance companies mediate my relationship with the mad scientists who invent antidepressants.

I'm not well read in anarchist theory but to me it should apply not only to ethics but the way we think & the way we think about ethics.

I do have a mild distaste, at the time, for those who deify abstractions about nature as something separate from ourselves (and our ability create language.) I'm pro outer-space and pro mad scientists, within the bounds of obvious ethics.

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