"The march is now over, please disperse and go home"
In movements like this, which have no need for authority or even leadership, I would be extremely wary of anyone who calls themselves a leader and then ends the movement.
Drew a guy @leatherarchives.bsky.social
What if he were to die due to being killed
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Given that we see ourselves as inextricable from these powers and that it follows the actions are just a fact of life, I understand this may be a tall order.
It's once again a great time to stop resting on the persistent WWII nostalgia habit of referring to the US military as "we" and their actions as done by "us" etc. if you're not a supporter of those forces and actions and are actively trying to make a case against them
SCOOP: Proton Mail provided Swiss authorities with payment data that the FBI then used to determine who was allegedly behind an anonymous account affiliated with the Stop Cop City movement in Atlanta, according to a court record reviewed by 404 Media.
Me waiting 10–12 hours for him to say "aw, what the hell!!" in a pathetic manner when he sees something weird
Please describe the entirety of the game and his actions to me
Really wish I could remember it right though
I think one I heard recently was something like "If everything is meaningless, then we choose for ourselves what to give meaning"
He has eaten too much of the pith! He has eaten too much of the pith!
They got the water from This Is Water. You can buy it.
(*btw the word originally described something rather different. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elector... I'm ignoring it, because despite that it is related to or even a component of the thing we're talking about here, it isn't the same as the current usage.)
tl;dr tapping the sign about more than one thing being true at the same time. Fighting the machine may not only/always/ultimately look like owning it.
...by dismissing a vast wealth of history and theory that could be our only hope of escaping the electoral pipeline which for centuries has repeatedly led us back into an ever-escalating death machine, and which, in the mean time, we do still need to survive inside of.
It's not electoralism to point out that electing a certain person in a certain place may be a good thing. Nor is a concern about the pitfalls of electoralism just "loser shit" or "book ideas" that "do nothing." This mindset is how you prepare the ground to turn a win into a counter-revolution.
All of this is stupid, obviously, and is surely a result, in large part, of the horrible type of website we're chronically attached to. You might think one thing this place would do effectively is repeat and spread an idea until it's widely known, but no, that's not how words have ever worked.
The stupid version (voting=electoralism) is repeated by:
1. Posts earnestly trying to do an anti-electoralism,
2. Responses, electoralist or not, meaning to refute [1] (easy, because [1] is stupid), and
3. Responses to the real critique by people, electoralist or not, who missed the point.
What it actually refers to (*in the contemporary sense, the particular anti-electoral critique behind this babble) is a totalizing mindset trained to narrowly view possibility only via representative electoral politics, a corruptible system which easily captures/defuses more potent social momentum.
Babel thing eternally driving me nuts re: our recurrent online debate on "ELECTORALISM"
The word doesn't mean "voting ever" nor even "voting every time." It barely even has to do with "encouraging others to vote"—which, though related, is only downstream from / not always perpetuating electoralism.
The creator of Nearby Glasses made the app after reading 404 Media's coverage of how people are using Meta's Ray-Bans smartglasses to film people without their knowledge or consent. “I consider it to be a tiny part of resistance against surveillance tech.”
I’ve been talking about Alysa Liu’s story about her quitting skating only to come back and become even better because she did it for herself and this came to me in a dream…
When u quit everything and look for a new job for 3–4 years in a gutted gig economy hellscape and make no progress at all and then go back to your old job
Image of the "super moon" I took in April 2021. Not sure why they call these super moons, as they always seem to look the same as any other full moon to me.
#moon #nightsky #canada
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In Cold Calling you'll operate a switchboard with wacky gadgets and maybe solve the Cold War?
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