MasterBountakun

5209 pts · August 2, 2016


I guess? I can link to the information I was talking about: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/50501_movement

The 50501 movement, tips of the list of organizers and the wikipedia page mentions they do mututal aid and the sites for their mutual aid aren't hard to find, here's Minnesota's: https://linktr.ee/MutualAidMN50501

So, I could be here to mess with you but unlikely since I have receipts, so more likely for you to be doshonest somehow.

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So, it's still possible you misread it or they scrapped the idea of a festival.

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Not surprised they updated the homepage, did you get a link for the wayback.machine regarding the festival or was it hat they just livestreamed a protest?

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Maybe it was a scrapped idea or maybe you misread something, I can't find anything about it either way.

The people who protest, I see them getting food for hungry children. The people who talk about how much everyone else should fight, just makes excuses. The online coaches sure aren't doing alot of vigilante justice where they live, no killing of the fascists before they rise up. Sadly, they aren't doing much helping people either.

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Boots on the ground*

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I haven't heard anything about festivals or what have you, so, you'd have to show me what you read on it. Last protest was a few months back in March. The organizers also do mutual aid work, mutual aid isn't flashy or gets headlines but it gets resources to some people who need it badly.

So, festival or not, I don't believe it's feel good, mutual aid isn't glamorous but it's boots on the group help for people and I think it deserves respect.

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I wasn't doing this with the assumption everyone lives in the US. Trump is a threat to global stability, so none of us has an excuse anymore.

The short answer is no, fascism is in the rise and you will also do less than protesting. So, yeah, it comes off as smug when people talk up how little it does to protest but turns out they aren't going to do what they suggest either.

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Well, you addressed my issue. But that this also grandstanding. We're commenting on how no one wants to do what needs be done while also not doing it.

I can have some respect for people that went outside and made themselves visible rather than anonymously coaching them offline. I try to organize in my community but none of are part of the militia dragging a tyrant out, right?

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Great, still goes back to my question. Are you doing anything? Atleast, those people got up and got out there. Am I the only one who thinks it's annoying that bunch of people who only seem to interact with this online and tell everyone what they did wrong or what tbey should do while not actually engaging gets old?

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This whole situation taught me something. Putting your body out there takes some mettle, especially when your government employs secret police forces. Sure, with enough people could storm the halls, but all the people who say it never gather and train their militia to do it.

Atleast, when you go to a protest, you're out in the open, that atleast says you're willing to get brutalized to say it. I keep hearing how much more everyone else should have done but not stepping up to do it.

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You called the protests feel-good, if we are just asking questions mind if I ask you why you would describe them as such?

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So, people got out in the street and put themselves on the line when an autocrat has his secret police force executing and disappearing people in broad daylight, are you doing anything aside from amassing a smug sense of self satisfaction from behind a screen?

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Wow, the people who say they care about the Constitution have to, once again, be told to stop trying to infringe on freedom of expression.

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Truth's free, no thanks needed.

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Think of it like this, the people he's directing this at are cultists at the altar of Trump, they either have to concede that the information is true and shows collusion or that Trunp actually doesn't hire the best people and may he lacking a skill of some kind.

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This feels like projection from the kind of people who listen to men who lie to men and women about how relationships work.

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OK? Gen Z in general seems like they just don't have much casual sex. I'm not in Gen Z here but just saying that's not even an uncommon thing.

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Well I said, "share his other opinions you disagree with" after you said the many, and then you shared one.

If that's your honest answer, well, guess we really didn't leave any child behind, even when they taught what a plural is.

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Ah man, no one must have ever failed you in reading assignments when it came to understanding context.

And you can't say that's sarcasm, that would extrapolating from the small bit I wrote.

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Ah yes, the two things you could think of, so many disagreements

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Please share, what are his other positions you disagree with.

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Haha!

Yeah, the guy who said:

"The great replacement strategy, which is well under way every single day in our southern border, is a strategy to replace white rural America with something different"

Was going to golive an explanation that wouldn't make this racist, it's like he said it was radical.

If his explanation wasn't racist, you'd have just posted him saying it, like it was a gotcha, but you didn't.

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Yeah, conservatives constantly try to take it out of context because it shows the bigot he is:

"I have a very, very radical view on this, but I can defend it, and I’ve thought about it. We made a huge mistake when we passed the Civil Rights Act in the 1960s.”
- Charlie Kirk

Hard the mourn a guy openly who says that shit.

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He advocated killing queer people as part of "perfect law," think a nazi would agree with that?

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I remember a bunch of weird MAGA women said on Jubilee they all said they found Trump attractive for some reason, now I guess MAGA thinks it'd distasteful to suggest a woman would sleep with him?

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No, simply put, NK isn't Communist or democratic. Also, Cuba likely would not have stopped being communist, communist countries can trade with others.

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When the righteous prosper, the city rejoices; when the wicked perish, there are shouts of joy.

Proverbs 11:10

Kirk was aChtistian who advocated against empathy. Just remind them that to show him empathy woukd be a disservice to his memory.

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Reminder about Kirk, the things people didn't like about him saying was his opposition to the Civil Rights Act and the rest of his blantent bigotries.

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