Zerzan

The Uni-bomber is basically an anti-civilizationist/primitivist and an collaborator John Zerzan, in fact I think he still writes his ranting in prison.

Matthew Yglesias » A Sensible Response to Terrorism 2010

TL; DR: The Unibomber and John Zerzan are scociopathic crazies.

Matthew Yglesias » A Sensible Response to Terrorism 2010

Among West Coast anarchists who promote violence is John Zerzan, a writer in Eugene, Ore., who is influential among more-radical anarchists.

Fringe Group Turns Violent Bobby White 2011

And I think Zerzan is onto something, incidentally.

Open thread on: localism, decentralism, anarchism, thick conceptions of libertarianism, and the U.S. Constitution 2009

Much the same way as Zerzan wearing glasses, or Jensen selling his books over the webscapes.

Why should natural lawyers care about teaching freed-market economics? 2009

Much the same way as Zerzan wearing glasses, or Jensen selling his books over the webscapes.

Why should natural lawyers care about teaching freed-market economics? 2009

There are three common mathematical arguments for Anarchism that I will tritely state as such: 1. Altruism is pragmatic. cf Kropotkin via Game Theory, Evolution 2. Centralization is inefficient. cf Mises via Price Signals, Economics 3. Collapse is inevitable. cf Zerzan via Systems Dynamics, Anthropology

Statement of Intent 2009

Nor would Derrick Jensen want you to know how painfully dull his work is in comparison to the minds he shamelessly rewrites: Mumford, Shepard, Diamond, Zerzan, et al. Her talk smacked of condescension for the beginning, the tone set by her initial comment

Anarchist news dot org - Comments anon 2010

Zerzan and Black have independently noted certain "elements of Refusal" (Zerzan's term) which perhaps can be seen as somehow symptomatic of a radical culture of disappearance, partly unconscious but partly conscious, which influences far more people than any leftist or anarchist idea.

home 2009

Zerzan and Black have independently noted certain "elements of Refusal" (Zerzan's term) which perhaps can be seen as somehow symptomatic of a radical culture of disappearance, partly unconscious but partly conscious, which influences far more people than any leftist or anarchist idea.

home 2009