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I wonder if systems akin to the Holy Grail mud farmer commune could work as internal communities in the UASR? Or if that's the type of organization anarchists TTL would even want to set up?

Just in case anyone hasn't seen Holy Grail:

"We're an anarcho-syndicalist commune. We take it in turns to act as a sort of executive officer for the week, but all decisions of that officer have to be ratified at a special biweekly meeting, by a simple majority in case of purely internal affairs, or by a two-thirds majority in case of more external-" he gets cut off here.

So TTL, the two-thirds majority would be for dealings with the wider UASR. The model is clearly unworkable at large scales, but for local anarchist communities, could this function within the UASR as a form of local government a level below that of the Republics?
 
You know I would like to say that Mosley was a more Mussolini fan then Hitler infact he hated Hitler but I guess his anti facist wife helped him be who he was seen back then before he went to the facist side which was a progressive for the lower class and also seen as a symbol of the people (I mean he was literally in the time magazine back then)
 
You know I would like to say that Mosley was a more Mussolini fan then Hitler infact he hated Hitler but I guess his anti facist wife helped him be who he was seen back then before he went to the facist side which was a progressive for the lower class and also seen as a symbol of the people (I mean he was literally in the time magazine back then)


...uh, what's the context for this post? What part of the TL brought this on?
 
Rereading some stuff for a planned contribution, and found some mention of Uruguay drifting toward Brazil in 1934 after the Integralist takeover. Is Gabriel Terra the dictator of Uruguay at that time, as in OTL? He's kind of a weird figure--according to an Uruguayan person I talked to, he was a fascist sympathizer and invited Nazi German companies to build infrastructure in Uruguay (including a dam, which Uruguay never paid for because the Nazis lost), but according to that person and wiki, the 1934 Constitution he implemented protected gender equality and legalized homosexuality, among other reforms. He also founded Uruguay's national cooperative of milk producers, which according to the aforementioned Uruguayan person is apparently his main legacy nowadays.
 
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