Look forward to it! If you’re curious - Latin American revolutions are a good study on the partition between violent and non violent ideologies and strategies. Many iconic and successful revolutionaries took stances on either side of this debate. To be clear - I just disagree with you. And Not to promote violence, just completely for education: violence has a history of working. You’re not wrong just because we disagree with you. I’d like to emphasize though that times have changed and most anarchists, or just people plain and simple, aren’t super okay with 8 billion people running around with gunz. I recognize your intentions are good, but yielding to other dictatorships for help isn’t the answer, near is terrorism or anything of the sorts. True anarchism is planted in education against exploitation, recognition of colonialism, and stuff of the sorts. I agree that some violence is most likely inevitable - but to make it the focal approach is just jumping the gun (pun intended) plain and sumple :)