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Revision as of 17:43, 3 April 2024
The Hydra Hypothesis is a theory developed by Russell Maroon Shoatz that suggests revolutions are best defended by decentralised, and not centralised, organisation. It is considered to be one of the best arguments for libertarian socialism against authoritarian socialism. If the Hydra Hypothesis is correct, then it explains much of the failure to build a successful socialist society in history, from the fall of the Black Panthers, the assassination of Thomas Sankara and the October Revolution.
Evidence For
- Maroon communities in Suriname and Jamaica (success of the hydra)
- Seminoles in the USA (success of the hydra)
- The failure of the Haitian Revolution (failure of the Dragon)
- Anti-Napoleon forces in Spain (success of the hydra)
- Islamic Insurgencies in Afghanistan and Pakistan (success of the hydra)