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>l/acc: uncontrolled movement of the members of stateless capitalist class and capital is the best way to achieve a better post-capitalist society, the coming of which which will retroactively justify the uncontrolled capitalism humans had suffered
>r/acc: uncontrolled movement of biological entities and culture is the best way to secure our genetic and cultural heritage, the flourishing of which will retroactively justify the uncontrolled dysgenics and cultural war of attrition our people had suffered
>u/acc: uncontrolled movement is a priori just

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There really isn't anything to "get" about it. You struggle with finding a prescription or political program because there isn't one.
It is a psychological coping strategy by readers of Marx and/or de Maistre, no longer hoping for any kind of political messianism from third-world countries, the need to create here and now an alternative to capitalism, or a "return to" any sort of pre-capitalist or pre-democratic way of life, among other things.
What accelerationism really is, is a declaration of unconditional surrender to the ongoing demographic and ecological disaster, with its "left" variant having the occasional backhanded compliment expressed in freudo-marxist or deleuzian slang as the only excuse left not to call oneself a pro-capitalist.
Imagine Jews burning their fellows in concentration camp ovens and telling themselves that they're doing is perfectly okay, and that their only concern should be to do their job as efficiently as possible, to salute Hitler after each successful incineration, and coming up with suggestions on how make the machine work faster, but somehow thinking they can be distinguished from nazis, collaborationists, and people seeking to be chosen as possible "honorary Aryan" candidates even in Auschwitz herself.