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However like Catalonia it has often been praised for it goals and starting achievements but the problems and conflicts have often been brushed away. While it is argued that Rojava is one of the most progressive places out there, it can also be argued that it is deserving of criticism and condemnations for its problems. It must not be supported blindly. It needs to be diagnosed and understood properly so as to not allow these deviations to permeate both there and in other movements. <p>\n\n# <center>The Ideas of the Region  </center>\n<center>    https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmWfH6DtFiH8G1Q58ut21nJLvyVqPt6TNh4MgafiD1TADP/image.png</center>\n---\n---\n<p>The main fighters in the Rojava conflict were the PKK and the YPG. Even though these two militias were formed by different parties and groups they both followed the ideas of one  man in particular Abdullah Ocalan. Ocalan was the founder of the PKK, the Kurdistan Workers Party and launched attacks on the Turkish government. He was later captured and imprisoned in Turkey. His early solution to the Kurdish independence problem was to attack turkey and its military in order to gain independence. He has since argued for a peaceful solution to the end of the Kurdish Turkey conflict. It is important to note that Ocalan and the PKK was originally Marxist Leninist however while in prison Ocalan began to read other theorists most notably Murray Book chin. This influenced him greatly and he has adopted something called “Democratic Confederalism”. Essentially it's an implementation of Bookchin’s ideals of democratic pluralism, direct democracy, and ecology. The YPG and PKK revere Ocalan as a hero of the Kurds and implemented his new ideas of Democratic Confederalism. This is where Rojava  gains it ideas from. It is set out to be a very Libertarian Socialist region perhaps even Anarchist. This would be the foundation for the Rojava constitution.  </p>\n\n# <center>The Constitution </center>\n<p>The Charter of the Social Contract is the official constitution of Northern Democratic Syria (as Rojava has been recently called). The constitution seems to be the most modern age and liberal constitution out there currently. It secures political, gender, and religious rights for the people in Rojava. It makes a point for the right of freedom of speech and expression. Women are seen as equal in the eyes of the law and are offered the same rights as men. The Charter explicitly states that it incorporates the UN Declaration on Human Rights alongside a number of other international declarations on civil liberties and rights of humans. It also stipulates that the main political power comes from the people and the public institutions are elected by popular vote. 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This seems more of a few transitory problems that will be smoothed out as Rojava progresses.  </P>\n<p>Another spot of praise is the autonomous regions. The three cantons of the region have within them many different committees, communes and assemblies have been formed to address many social needs of the people such as economic inequality, women's issues, and health care. These groups discuss said problems and are elected directly by these people. These committees then represent the people in the main village and town meetings. This is a promising sign as this is essentially direct democracy at its basis. It is also especially promising considering that there are also workers councils being set up run for and by the workers and that's something so astonishing to see. That workers will have a say in their society and will have a say in their workplace is amazing it’s something only dreamed about and to see it almost achievable is a great step for workers. </p>\n<p>Now comes the most controversial part, the problems. To begin with private property still exists within Rojava and is explicitly guaranteed by the constitution. Now the constitution also states that natural resources will be held in common by the people and society but mentions nothing of workers owning the means of production or workers owning their workplace. There also seems to be no guarantee of workers rights within the constitution. All of this is a little frightening. So this really isn't the socialist or communist region that its portrayed to be well at least not yet anyway. </P>\n<p>The direct democracy mentioned earlier also has some problems within its existence as well. A parliamentary like organization called the Democratic Self Rule Administration has been created. 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Rojava is attempting to be a model which is to then later spread and subvert the current state by using the mediums of the current state. And that's really odd and a bit terrible, If this works out then it will be the first peaceful transition from a state to an almost libertarian socialist democracy. The catch? It will be the first and only peaceful revolution where an autonomous region has subverted the traditional government in a history that is riddled with automatic state repression and destruction. This is the nature of Rojava. It is a bit of an odd place that is so close to having a real change yet strays too far to be anything but the same as the other parts of Kurdistan. </P>\n\n# <center>The Future? </center>\n<center>![](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmQn15YgxDNs2YXD5G7Qzk82QCjLj3qfJMtLCVXQCb8RAF/image.png)</center>\n---\n---\n<p> I know it sounds like a condemnation of that entire region as a failure but there are promising aspects of this middle eastern experiment. 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Now of course the party is not free from criticisms, mistakes and bad decisions were made on numerous occasions. However it is a party with a lot of reverence and power behind it. It must be diagnosed and understood if we are to learn from both its mistakes and accomplishments. It should also be better understood in order to properly respect the memories of dead and currently imprisoned revolutionaries.\n___\n# Part 1: Turbulent Times\nQuickly ignoring that atrociously clichéd title, the times of the 60s and 70s were definitely a dangerous time. In the midst of a disastrous war and a growing peace movement the government also had to contend with a growing counter culture. Essentially people saw that there was glaring inequality in the system they lived in and decided that perhaps something should be done in order to fix these problems. Crazy right? But these movements were growing and causing a lot of turbulence for the establishment. Specifically the Civil Rights movement. 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At college he joined the African American Association and then met Bobby Seale.\n___\n# Part 3: Genesis of the Vanguard\nBoth Bobby Seale and Huey Newton were part of the aforementioned African American Association but both felt that the organization was doing very little to help the people. They had developed a more revolutionary philosophy and while working at a anti-poverty community center they also formed a revolutionary approach to community service. Huey Newton was mainly dissatisfied with how these organizations failed to address police brutality and the economic inequality of African Americans. The solution for Huey Newton was rather simple if the police are going to  patrol black neighborhoods then Huey Newton would patrol the police. They started off rather small. They bought Mao’s Little Red Book in bulk and sold copies back to other leftists radicals at a higher price. Using the money acquired they would buy guns and then patrol with the guns. At this exact same  time the Lowndes County Freedom Organization was doing arms organizing and used the symbol of a Black Panther. Huey Newton decided to adopt this as their symbol and named his group the Black Panther Party for Self Defense. Their first recruit was sixteen year old Bobby Hutton. This formation set out the basic principles of the organization: community self defense, community service, and community patrolling.\n___\n# Part 4: Notorious beginnings\nThe party began to patrol the police around all parts of Oakland while armed with guns. The panthers were clever and unlike police officers studied the law so as not to break it and often actively cited the law to police officers when it was violated. By doing this they had gained a small following of supporters. They're numbers started to rise when in 1967 they provided armed escort for Betty Shabazz the widow of Malcolm X who was a speaker at a conference held in his honor. Although the party had a strict self defense policy the image of young African Americans  armed and defending their community wasn't well received by the police or the media. But nonetheless the party was growing.\n    The party gained even more notoriety when in April of 1967 Denzil Dowell was shot dead by the police in North Richmond California. The family of Dowell called the Black Panthers when county officials refused to investigate. The Black Panthers held rallies and educated the people of their ideals and beliefs. It resonated with the community and the party gained even more supporters.\n    However this next event would be the most notorious of notorious events in not only Black Panther history but in California history. The power of the Black Panther and their reputation began to spread in California. It frightened the state so much that the California State Assembly Committee on Criminal Procedure schedule to meet in May to discuss the Mulford Act which would make open carrying of public firearms illegal. The Panthers of course protested this and on May 2nd in Sacramento 25 armed Black Panthers protested the capital and some even stormed the assembly itself. However Bobby Seale and 5 other Panthers were arrested and pled guilty to disrupting a legislative session. But now they were widely known. The Panthers had gone from an Oakland centralized California militia to a country wide know Black Power defense group. However the Mulford Act passed anyway. The act passed without any protest from the NRA, which is surprising. You think the NRA a group dedicated to “patriots” and who always want gun rights in order to defend the people from a tyrannical government would go out in force against the Mulford Act. I wonder what made the Black Panthers different, I wonder what Segregated the Black Panthers in some way that made the NRA not want to support them. Even more surprising was that the then Governor of California Ronald Reagan was also in favor of the Act. I also wonder what made such a noted defender of the constitution and rights and human welfare, support such an action. I truly do wonder what made freedom man do such an act, maybe it has something in common with the NRA. But we'll never know. The Panthers were on the prowl gaining members and gaining fame, but such fame would also attract unwanted followers.\n___\n# Part 5: Early Lessons\nThis start is probably the most important lesson for leftists. Start out small and start local. For all those worried about organizing and trying to make change its good to start small and with some friends. All it takes is just a group of friends to really start a change and to be known within the community. It is also good to have achievable goals. The Black Panthers didn't start out with a mass assault on the government. They identified problems within the community and planned to solve them while in the system. This is the greatest lesson from the Black Panthers to fellow leftists. If leftists are to grow as an organization they must pace themselves with problems they can solve at a grassroots level  that will improve the community as it exists not as it will exist.\n___",
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