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But although anarchy was not achieved, anarchists and the anarchist idea will survive. Anarchist thought is radically resilient, and it never really disappears. It usually just goes underground or into the margins, or into new forms, from student collectives to feminist organizations to squats to ecological struggles.

But although anarchy was not achieved, anarchists and the anarchist idea will survive. Anarchist thought is radically resilient, and it never really disappears. It usually just goes underground or into the margins, or into new forms, from student collectives to feminist organizations to squats to ecological struggles.

But although anarchy was not achieved, anarchists and the anarchist idea will survive. Anarchist thought is radically resilient, and it never really disappears. It usually just goes underground or into the margins, or into new forms, from student collectives to feminist organizations to squats to ecological struggles.

Inspiring movements that aren't necessarily anarchist, but lean in a direction that questions some of the familiar patterns of authority. Thank you for walking this journey with me. I've been Andrew Sage. You can find me on YouTube at Andrewism and support the week over at patreon.com slash Jane True. All sources, citations, and further reading can be found in the show notes.

Inspiring movements that aren't necessarily anarchist, but lean in a direction that questions some of the familiar patterns of authority. Thank you for walking this journey with me. I've been Andrew Sage. You can find me on YouTube at Andrewism and support the week over at patreon.com slash Jane True. All sources, citations, and further reading can be found in the show notes.

Inspiring movements that aren't necessarily anarchist, but lean in a direction that questions some of the familiar patterns of authority. Thank you for walking this journey with me. I've been Andrew Sage. You can find me on YouTube at Andrewism and support the week over at patreon.com slash Jane True. All sources, citations, and further reading can be found in the show notes.

This has been It Could Happen Here. All power to all the people. Peace.

This has been It Could Happen Here. All power to all the people. Peace.

This has been It Could Happen Here. All power to all the people. Peace.

Welcome to It Could Happen Here, a show about things falling apart. And today, the thing falling apart is the Galactic Empire. This is episode four of our four-part series talking about the politics of Andor Season 2. Andor has sadly come to a close. This will be our final discussion episode talking about Andor Season 2, episodes 10, 11, and 12. I'm Garrison Davis.

Welcome to It Could Happen Here, a show about things falling apart. And today, the thing falling apart is the Galactic Empire. This is episode four of our four-part series talking about the politics of Andor Season 2. Andor has sadly come to a close. This will be our final discussion episode talking about Andor Season 2, episodes 10, 11, and 12. I'm Garrison Davis.

Welcome to It Could Happen Here, a show about things falling apart. And today, the thing falling apart is the Galactic Empire. This is episode four of our four-part series talking about the politics of Andor Season 2. Andor has sadly come to a close. This will be our final discussion episode talking about Andor Season 2, episodes 10, 11, and 12. I'm Garrison Davis.

I'm joined by Robert Evans and Mia Wong. What a exhilarating four weeks this has been. Yeah, I'm going to miss it.

I'm joined by Robert Evans and Mia Wong. What a exhilarating four weeks this has been. Yeah, I'm going to miss it.

I'm joined by Robert Evans and Mia Wong. What a exhilarating four weeks this has been. Yeah, I'm going to miss it.

Yeah, no, it sucks now that we have to just do all this stuff except, like, the eight years in the past version, because the level in which they've advanced here is far beyond, certainly, the U.S. 's revolutionary potential.

Yeah, no, it sucks now that we have to just do all this stuff except, like, the eight years in the past version, because the level in which they've advanced here is far beyond, certainly, the U.S. 's revolutionary potential.

Yeah, no, it sucks now that we have to just do all this stuff except, like, the eight years in the past version, because the level in which they've advanced here is far beyond, certainly, the U.S. 's revolutionary potential.

So I think we're going to do these episodes a little bit differently. I'm not going to do a whole synopsis for each of these episodes, since for these last three, the show has mostly eschewed plot for emotional and character beats. So instead, I want to quickly go over each of those character points, and then we can discuss those in detail.

So I think we're going to do these episodes a little bit differently. I'm not going to do a whole synopsis for each of these episodes, since for these last three, the show has mostly eschewed plot for emotional and character beats. So instead, I want to quickly go over each of those character points, and then we can discuss those in detail.