Gabroistas

Gabroistas refers to a small, informal group of individuals who identify with the philosophical and political ideas of Gustav Landauer, a German anarchist and pacifist. Landauer's philosophy, often referred to as "anarchism of the spirit," emphasized the creation of free communities and the transformation of society through personal spiritual and intellectual development, rather than through violent revolution or state overthrow. The term "Gabroista" is derived from Landauer's writings and his emphasis on the idea that true change begins within individuals and their communities.

Gabroistas typically advocate for the establishment of voluntary associations, cooperative living arrangements, and small-scale, decentralized forms of social organization. They are often critical of both capitalism and state socialism, seeing both as systems that stifle individual freedom and community spirit. Their approach is generally one of building alternative structures and living according to their principles in the present, rather than focusing on a future revolutionary overthrow. While not a formal movement with a rigid doctrine, those who identify as Gabroistas share a common thread of seeking radical social transformation through the cultivation of inner freedom and the creation of genuine human connection. Their focus is on the practical realization of anarchist ideals in everyday life.