NonCompete

Emerican Johnson is an anarcho-communist feminist YouTuber and blogger whose channel, NonCompete,[1] has 84,400 subscribers and 6.09 million views as of August 2020.[2] NonCompete is considered to be part of the "BreadTube" community, so called because of the fundamental belief in the "Bread Book",[3] a colloquial term for The Conquest of Bread by Pyotr Kropotkin.[4] All BreadTubers are big fans of Kropotkin because he is considered to be the father of modern anarcho-communism.

Not to be confused with non-compete clausesFile:Wikipedia's W.svg in contract law.
Smash the state
Anarchism
It's not anarchy
It's anarchism!
Domestic terrorists?
I'm not a fascist, I like...
Actually fascism is cool
v - t - e

Johnson was originally a radical right-wing libertarian, but became disillusioned with American capitalist-imperialism[1][5] and moved to Vietnam. He makes videos primarily focused on explaining anarchism, anti-capitalism, and leftism. Johnson and Luna Nguyen (Luna Oi!)[6] also hold regular livestreams ("Breadcasts") with other LeftTubers.

Notable work
gollark: What?
gollark: > all bridging functionality is... how do I put this... bad from an objective perspectiveFactually incorrect, especially with how pleased I am with the elegance™ of the bridge code.
gollark: > there are examples of discriminationOnly against bad things, like LyricLy.> code formatting issuesMy code is formatted in accordance with the standard.> in the past there have been, well I'll go as far as to say that there have been bugsNope. These are features.
gollark: If ABR is nongood, this must mean it has nongood attributes of some sort, but it doesn't, so you're wrong.
gollark: Wrong.

References
  1. NonCompete's "About" page
  2. His YouTube channel
  3. BreadTube on Reddit
  4. The Conquest of Bread
  5. Confessions of a Capitalist: how a serial entrepeneur became a dirty commie
  6. Luna's channel
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