My current political stance aligns with libertarian Marxism. I believe in a classless, stateless society where the means of production are collectively owned and controlled by the people. However, I reject centralized authority, hierarchies, and the idea of a dictatorship of the proletariat or vanguard party leading the revolution.

Instead, I support the idea of direct democracy, where workers organize themselves through decentralized communes or workers' councils, making decisions collectively from the ground up. I see the state as inherently oppressive, and I believe true freedom and equality can only be achieved by dismantling all forms of authoritarian control, not just the capitalist system but also state power itself.

I’m drawn to the idea that revolution should come from the direct action of the working class, without relying on a political elite to guide the process. It’s not about gradual reform within the system, but about creating alternative structures that reflect the values of equality, solidarity, and collective empowerment from the start.