kibbutzim

The kibbutzim are failures propped up by generous government subsidies, using money taxed from capitalist businesses.

In fact, many of the people who exited Gaza to Israel are known to have mapped the kibbutzim for Hamas's attack.

They also didn't seem to mind attacking civilian targets like a music festival or kibbutzim.

I rather suspect that successful seasteads will have social structures that look more like Kibbutzim than libertarian autonomies.

But the farms and kibbutzim themselves are still participants in a larger capitalist system.

Probably depends on the size but kibbutzim appear to function like villages used to.

In fact Hamas slaughtered women and children in places like a music festival and kibbutzim that had zero military connection at all.

The family as the basic social unit has not been abolished in kibbutzim.

I love communist farms and kibbutzim and I can absolutely imagine living on one and participating in one of those societies.

Even after the Hamas attack on Kibbutzim near Gaza in '23.

Are you aware that the Kibbutzim have largely stopped doing that?

At this point, they are complicit in the genocide, like it or not - simply protesting in Tel Aviv and their local kibbutzim won't cut it.

Be it the soviet union, or small bankrupt "kibbutzim" in Israel.

Asking lefties to side with Israel isn't going to work for several reasons, but the main ones are: 1) Israel started out as a "free" communist state (the Kibbutzim system) and over a few decades the people en masse freely abandoned it to create what pretty much is the cutthroat almost purely capitalist society that it is today.

Kibbutzim in Israel from the 40s-80s tried a fairly radical project of communal child-rearing.

Israel has had several interesting attempts with socialist economic units, most notably the Kibbutzim, whose decline will give economists and social psychologists enough fodder for years.