kor

The absence of hierarchy does not mean the absence of structure. Conceptually, her work is not very rigorous. This is very common among American theorists who claim to be left-wing. Moreover, her theory seems to be seriously challenged if we are to believe the current social protest movements in Europe, in the dawn of surveillance capitalism, which, on the contrary, seems to be much more effective when they are spontaneous, decentralized, and horizontal (the french yellow vests, for example, a movement without structure which has freaked out the power in place like never before since perhaps the events of May 1968)

It depends where. In my country, France, anarchists have a much "worse reputation" (for the normies) than socialists and communists, especially because anarchists mobilize much more during demonstrations and are much more vehement than communists who, well, are big pussies here, not gonna lie : they forget what praxis was