Charles T. Primm

Agent 99

If this country was truly “pro-life,” we would have Medicare for All, a Green New Deal, gun reform, universal child care, and a living wage.

The right-wing agenda isn’t about “life.”

It’s about control.

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unpopular opinion maybe but when people talk about totally eliminating automatic license reader technology (based on legitimate ICE-related concerns), it's probably important to mention that this is how toll roads work. it's also why Seattle residents usually get their cars back when they're stolen

What struck me most about Bondi's testimony is that she is extremely desperate for a Trump pardon. For some reason she's extremely scared Trump won't give her one.

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Tell the Senate: Not a penny more for ICE brutality | Indivisible

DHS funding runs out today. That means we have real leverage in this fight since a funding bill can’t pass without Democratic votes. Call your Members of Congress and demand they reject any bill that doesn’t stop ICE and CBP terror.

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Senate: 👇

what?

You know, this kind of says more about Trump supporters than I think she realizes she's saying...

Remember the General Strike a couple of weeks ago? Read this informative piece, the entire thread. Historical perspective is valuable.

Did I just hear the joke, Kid Rock is the alternative name for Epstein Island?

And look, future historians will write about the tactics in Minneapolis as key to this era. But it's really a very different thing than an actual general strike of a city's workers to advance working class aims. It's not pedantic to point out that these are fundamentally differenrt actions.

Since general strikes are part of the organizing lexicon again, this is a question worth thinking about. If your general strike doesn’t work, then what? How do you raise the stakes from a general strike? These are tough questions with no easy answers.

This Day in Labor History: February 6, 1919. The Seattle General Strike began. Let's talk about this much mentioned but little understood event. Let's also talk about general strikes a bit, which are very misunderstood, even by activists, and why we don't have them today in their classic form.

A lot of pro-union people don't like this--but all other factors aren't relevant. Radical or conservative? Doesn't matter much. Democratic or top-down? Basically irrelevant. Employing militant tactics? No evidence it really works. It's really the role of the state. Let's go into detail here.

This Day in Labor History: February 7, 1894. Gold miners near Cripple Creek, Colorado walked off the job, leading to one of the biggest victories for organized labor in the Gilded Age after the state of Colorado intervened on the side of the workers. The key to victory: the power of the state!

This Day in Labor History: February 8, 1887. President Grover Cleveland signed the Dawes Act into law, creating a process to split up Indian reservations in order to create individual parcels of land and then sell the remainder off to white settlers. Let's talk ideas of work & the American genocide!

NDP calls for cancellation of F-35 order in favour of Saab Gripens - Spencer Fernando Canada has committed to purchasing at least 16 F-35s, though further purchases are seen as risky given the unreliability of the Trump Administration. As

NDP calls for cancellation of F-35 order in favour of Saab Gripen.