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Cake day: June 7th, 2023

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  • Kiernan got to it before me. It looks like what the Republicans have been doing since the contract for america. Block them. Use every parliamentary trick possible. Make up new “norms”. Twist every word they say, every action they take into the most absurd, evil, or stuipid action. When in power, pass laws that make evil shit harder. Reinstate laws that make lying about news and politics by a large corporate propaganda machine like Fox illegal.

    The first time Republicans “negotiated” in bad faith, they should have hit them hard politically to let them know they would not accept that shit. Instead, they went passifist and rolled over to show their bellies.


  • Typical. They ignore their members who are screaming “grow a spine, we’re losing because we aren’t fighting!” Literally for decades, then after they lose it all, contritely act like there’s something nobody could have seen coming they now have to learn from.

    What, you didn’t see the consequences of letting the senate leader block a supreme court assignment for a fucking year? It never occurred to you they’d turn right around and seat the Republican assigned one within 24 hours?

    Unprecedented? Really? You have a house election victor who still hasn’t been seated after a month and the Republican ones were seated within 24 hours. I haven’t seen one iota of fight in you fucking dweebs. They stop you when you have the majority, but you can’t do fucking anything when they have control. You guys fucked us over more than the Republicans did. At least we knew what they were doing. We expected you to fight for us and you fucking folded every single time, while telling us you would stand up and fight.

    Now the only way were getting those Nazis out is full on military uprising, and anybody with a fucking clue knows it.















  • Don’t forget the riots and strikes between 1900 and 1920 (or 30?).

    Successful application of violence today is complicated by the sophistication of surveillance and the electronic, centralized distribution of money.

    It’s difficult to pull together a large enough coalition to be able to fight effectively because the process of finding those people is short circuited by early discovery.

    Nonviolence is the only way until a large enough segment of the population is desperate enough to trigger action.

    Before that happens, effective leaders must be found and a support network must be readied to go into action quickly to professionalize and unify it when it happens, but before that is used to manage nonviolent action…