I make no claims as to who agrees or not with me. Never did.
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Not explicitly, but you have been harrumphing about how OO should go about enforcing a consensus that, from what I can tell, has never come close to existing. You want to skip the hard part - convincing enough people to agree with you - and go straight to implementing the agreement. (To be fair, I sometimes think that sort of thing would be nice, too!)
Meanwhile, I have a vague idea that some of the Oakland Black Bloc have put a hell of a lot more time and energy into building the occupation movement than the vast majority of what Carrol appropriately calls the "kvetchers" here. If you want to influence the direction of a movement, doing the work helps. And as I've said before, work's one thing anarchists are great at.
-- "Hige sceal þe heardra, heorte þe cenre, mod sceal þe mare, þe ure mægen lytlað."