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(en) France, OCL: Brochure - Technocritique versus Technofascism: For a Revolutionary and Inclusive Ecology by VNPS in Saint-Nazaire (ca, de, fr, it, pt, tr)[machine translation]

Date Mon, 25 Aug 2025 08:40:18 +0300


View online: You Are Not Alone ---- https://vous-netes-pas-seuls.org/2025/07/04/technocritique-contre-technofascisme-pour-une-ecologie-revolutionnaire-et-inclusive/ We offer here a text from the collective You Are Not Alone that we feel is worth sharing and discussing. ---- This substantial brochure (36 A4 pages) continues and updates, in a way, the one from the Ruptures collective "Who's Afraid of Anti-Industrial Critique?", which we republished here in January 2024. Its value is that it presents and discusses the notion of technocritique, as well as the objectives and strategies of the movements inspired by this thought to put an end to capitalist barbarism.

Of course, we don't agree with everything in this text. It will always be possible to quibble over semantic issues, or to express outright disagreement. We have reservations, for example, about the term "techno-fascism," preferring "techno-totalitarianism," which avoids the pitfalls of demonization and recourse to the "supreme evil." We doubt the relevance of the term "our camp," preferring "revolutionary camp," and we have serious reservations about positioning ourselves within "inclusive" tendencies, as they are generally fraught with exclusion or exclusivity. But rather than basing our decisions on preconceived notions about a title or a few questionable expressions, we thought it would be worthwhile to make the effort to understand a political approach addressed to us.

We will undoubtedly have the opportunity to return to all of this on this site or in the columns of Courant Alternatif, but we first feel it is necessary to publicize this text, which is a fine effort at clarification within the radical ecology movement and an essential affirmation of the rejection of the phenomena of ostracism and sectarianism that affect critical thinking today. And they are obstacles to the development of a revolutionary movement that meets the challenges of the current period.

It's also an opportunity to discover a group we weren't familiar with until now, and it's always pleasant to meet new comrades.

Ocl St-Nazaire

Presentation
While technofascism, this objective alliance between authoritarian regimes and high technologies, is emerging as our official political future, we wish to articulate ideas that we believe are too rare to modestly participate in the resistance. Despite decisive theoretical work, resistance will not be achieved solely on the terrain of ideas. We will have to fight. We still need to agree on a target, a strategy, and find allies.

We do not claim to unite the different branches of radical ecology, the only political group truly concerned with keeping the Earth habitable. Its internal fractures are deep, sometimes for reasons beyond our understanding.

However, we are seeing a worrying increase in attacks violent attacks emanating from our camp against some of the figures, collectives, or movements to which we feel close. Starting with often simplistic and slanderous shaming by association, an entire section of radical ecology finds itself banished. Texts call for "building dikes," while influential collectives prefer to reach out to liberal ecology.

The entire political ecology finds itself disarmed. The (already slim) chances of putting an end to extinction are approaching zero. The ambition of this text: to reject the duality that condemns us, to try to prove that a revolutionary and inclusive technocritique can exist, in order to make the fight against technofascism and for a habitable Earth more effective-or already more understandable.

VNPS
July 4, 2025

Download the brochure in PDF format on this link
https://vous-netes-pas-seuls.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Technocritique-contre-Technofascisme-VF-corr.pdf

http://oclibertaire.lautre.net/spip.php?article4491
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