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We Are Jaime David: A Call for Radical Empathy, Compassion, and Honesty

In the chaos and division of today’s world, it might seem like a strange, even unsettling, thing to say: “We are Jaime David.” After all, this could easily sound like some kind of cultish declaration, a bizarre ideological rallying cry. And yes, it might even remind some of the rhetoric surrounding figures like Charlie Kirk,Continue reading “We Are Jaime David: A Call for Radical Empathy, Compassion, and Honesty”

Radical Compassion in the Face of Hate: A Core of Anarcho-Compassionism

One of the biggest criticisms that anarcho-compassionism will inevitably face—especially from people on the left—is the idea that extending compassion to fascists, Nazis, and the far right is naĂŻve, dangerous, or even suicidal. They’ll say: “Your compassion for fascists will get you killed.” But I reject that. I believe the opposite: it is not ourContinue reading “Radical Compassion in the Face of Hate: A Core of Anarcho-Compassionism”

The Transformative Power of One Conversation

It’s easy to look at the world and assume that people are fixed in their ways. We see public figures, leaders, or even ordinary individuals making choices that seem entrenched, harmful, or unchangeable. We often conclude that once someone has taken a path—especially one that seems morally questionable—they are beyond influence. Yet, history and humanContinue reading “The Transformative Power of One Conversation”