Experience Teaches Us Not To Assume That

The Object Of A Dialogical-liberterian Action Is Not To 'dislodge' The Oppressed From A Mythological Reality In Order To 'bind' Them To Another Reality. On The Contrary, The Object Of Dialogical Action Is To Make It Possible For The Oppressed, By Perceiving Their Adhesion, To Opt To Transform An Unjust Reality." "in Order For The Oppressed To Unite They Must First Cut The Umbilical Cord Of Magic And Myth Which Binds Them To The World Of Oppression; The Unity Which Links Them To Each Other Must Be Of A Different Nature.

It's Really Not Possible For Someone To Imagine Himself/herself As A Subject In The Process Of Becoming Without Having At The Same Time A Disposition For Change. And Change Of Which She/he Is Not Merely The Victim But The Subject.

The Road To Revolution Involves Openness To The People, Not Imperviousness To Them; It Involves Communion With The People, Not Mistrust.

True Generosity Consists Precisely In Fighting To Destroy The Causes Which Nourish False Charity. False Charity Constrains The Fearful And Subdued, The "rejects Of Life," To Extend Their Trembling Hands. True Generosity Lies In Striving So That These Hands--whether Of Individuals Or Entire Peoples--need Be Extended Less And Less In Supplication, So That More And More They Become Human Hands Which Work And, Working, Transform The World.

In Order For The Oppressed To Unite They Must First Cut The Umbilical Cord Of Magic And Myth Which Binds Them To The World Of Oppression; The Unity Which Links Them To Each Other Must Be Of A Different Nature.