Fair play to you. We need to start organising against this workfare scheme, which is analagous to slave labour or prison work. We need to show that we are not just commodities to be used so that that the fatcats can get fatter off the fruit of our toil.

I`m sorry mate but showing a film is not going to move the argument along and neither is another political organisation taking up the mantle of fighting for the unemployed, when we all know there doing it to increase membership. I am not saying this just against the IWW, but would also add unions in with this. This argument does not deprecate in anyway what they do for workers’ rights.

Yes we need to organise and my I add the “Unemployment Movement” in this as a place to start. It’s not about giving advice but mounting a real defence of the unemployed, against workfare, against cut to welfare, as a non-ideological movement building upon those who are not interested in politics. Survival is a greater incentive than the preaching of a few and the true politics of anarchism will be seen to come from this.