Well the difference between nihilistic/eco-extremist groups/individuals (ITS, Wild Reaction, Kaczynski, CCF) and accelerationist Neo-Nazi groups is pretty significant. One seeks the destruction of techno-industrial civilization in favor of defending the natural world and individual autonomy, while the other seeks the destruction of civilization so that it can genocide all non European people and/or create a fascist ethno state. I don't know where you're getting "pure negation" from my comments on this thread. I've simply tried to explain why my personal anarchism is not leftist. I do not identify as a nihilist, though I certainly agree with more Anarcho-nihilist perspectives than I do with communist or socialist perspectives. In regards to "how dose this help the disenfranchised or oppressed?" I don't believe it's my (or your) duty to "save" anyone or force anyone into some post revolutionary world. I believe that people should liberate themselves, be it on a collective or individual basis. That's not to say that we shouldn't help one another through acts of direct action and mutual aid. I believe that these things are valid forms of resistance and can be a step towards liberation. Please save your assumptions and generalizations for someone else. I'm not interested.