The Reclaim the Streets and Liverpool Dockers collaboration was the best example of this. The man from the ICC was of the opinion that this only diluted the workers struggle, and staged a walkout just before the end of this first day, co-ordinated with the rest of his comrades. There is general disdain for the work ethic now being used by the capitalist rulers to beat the workers. This is easy to understand. It is more difficult though to sort out the oppressor from the oppressed.
Society is now a complex hierarchy of overlapping and mobile classifications.
Some people want to abolish work, others see it as a necessity - both perhaps can learn from the other. It dismays me how some have little conception of economics and trade, how these are seen as bad things by eco-anarchists. They don't seem to want to consider the complexity of organising a modern technological society. Land, ecology and environment . We are assured by men from Earth First that few hold to the 'Green Anarchist' primitivist position, that Earth Firsters do think about organising a society to fulfil the needs of everyone.