I think this technically fits here, this is a small portion on the complex field hyper-sanity that pertains to the ideals of anarchism.

If it doesn't fit please lemme know why as I'm still learning about anarchism in comparison.
I did this last year when I had more time to learn/research.

Think of hyper-sanity as a framework for perspectives, using consequential mechanics for outcomes, this isn't about inherent ethical frameworks - there's many ways it can be applied in practice, just like critical-thinking isn't inherently good/bad, depends on how it's used.

If rules were never broken there'd never be growth or evolution, the secret in life that no-one will tell you is - which ones to break; and when.

In a world where conformity often feels like the safest path, rule-breaking is frequently viewed with suspicion. However, through the lens of hypersanity, rule-breaking emerges not as a reckless endeavor but as an essential catalyst for growth and transformation, both on a personal and societal level. This perspective asks us to rethink not just the necessity of rules but the very nature of why they exist and how they shape our experiences.

The reality is that not all rules are designed to nurture or protect. Many are relics of past circumstances, established in times that required stability or control. They may have been created by individuals who sought to maintain power or simply to preserve a tradition without questioning its present-day utility. Growth, then, requires the discernment to differentiate between those rules that foster development and those that impede progress. It calls for the courage to break those rules that have outlived their relevance and now serve as barriers rather than bridges.

Rule-breaking, therefore, becomes an act of liberation. It is a means of freeing ourselves from outdated paradigms that hinder progress, enabling us to step into new realities where personal and collective growth can thrive. The journey of questioning, challenging, and ultimately breaking certain rules is what allows society to evolve. This evolution is not about discarding all structures but about understanding which structures still serve us and which ones need transformation. Rule-breaking, when approached with wisdom and responsibility, is an exercise in conscious evolution—an act that honors the potential for positive change.

**Intelligent Rule-Breaking: Courage and Discernment**

Hypersanity involves a deeper insight—a profound awareness that surpasses conventional definitions of sanity. In this state, one discerns which rules require breaking for growth. It is not about rebellion for rebellion's sake; it is about intentional action, driven by clarity and guided by a responsibility towards both oneself and society. Intelligent rule-breaking is thus an act of courage that comes with understanding the deeper purposes these rules serve or fail to serve.

Consider **scientific paradigms**: throughout history, some of the most groundbreaking scientific advancements have come from breaking away from established norms. Newton's laws once provided a comprehensive view of the physical world, but Einstein dared to question and expand upon them, ultimately reframing our understanding of physics. This type of rule-breaking wasn't rooted in a desire to dismantle the old, but rather to grow beyond its limitations, to find deeper truths that served humanity's evolving understanding of the universe.

Einstein’s work is a perfect example of how rule-breaking, when approached intelligently, leads to expansion. It required not only technical knowledge but also a deep awareness of where the existing framework fell short. Breaking away from Newtonian physics was not an act of destruction but one of creation—ushering in new possibilities for how we perceive time, space, and gravity. It demonstrates that the true essence of intelligent rule-breaking lies in understanding where the old models limit us and how new models can bring a more accurate and complete understanding of reality.

Similarly, **social norms and justice** have seen profound shifts because individuals or movements challenged entrenched beliefs. The progress in civil rights, gender equality, and environmental protection has often come from a willingness to disregard the outdated norms that perpetuated injustice. It was not reckless rebellion but an intentional choice rooted in empathy and a vision for a more inclusive society. The courage to break these social "rules" is what drives meaningful transformation—it paves the way for a better collective reality.

Movements such as the Civil Rights Movement or the suffragette movement did not succeed simply because people were willing to break rules—they succeeded because the individuals involved understood the broader implications of the norms they challenged. They recognized that these outdated rules served only to marginalize and divide. This kind of rule-breaking required a willingness to endure social disapproval, to risk personal safety, and to maintain a steadfast vision of a more just world. It required hypersanity—a profound awareness that transcended the superficial sense of order, driven by a deeper understanding of what true justice and equality demanded.

On a **personal level**, growth involves breaking the "rules" within ourselves—rules shaped by our upbringing, past experiences, or society's influence. Many of these rules are internal boundaries that once served a protective role but now limit us. Hypersanity involves recognizing which of these rules are necessary boundaries, essential for well-being, and which are outdated beliefs that hinder personal evolution. Growth, in this sense, means dismantling those limiting beliefs with insight and replacing them with more expansive perspectives.

We are often taught rules about what is possible for us—rules about our capabilities, our worth, and our potential. Many of these rules become internalized as limiting beliefs, and they restrict our ability to grow and explore new possibilities. Breaking these rules requires deep introspection, a willingness to face discomfort, and the courage to challenge our self-imposed limitations. It means seeing beyond the restrictions imposed by fear, past failures, or societal expectations, and embracing a version of ourselves that is continuously evolving. Hypersanity guides us to see that true personal growth involves not just self-improvement but the dismantling of internal constructs that keep us confined to a limited version of who we are.

**The Wisdom to Break Selectively**

Through the hypersane lens, true wisdom lies in the ability to selectively break the rules that no longer serve us. It is a balanced approach that requires knowledge, foresight, and accountability. Rule-breaking, when done wisely, is not merely about the thrill of defiance; it is about transformation—it is about understanding the intricate dance between what should be preserved and what must be dismantled to make way for something greater.

This selective practice demands both courage and awareness. It is a journey of acting in alignment with one's values, even when those actions defy the expectations or norms that surround us. Hypersanity provides the vision to see beyond the status quo, to understand the dynamics of power, control, and potential, and to act in ways that honor growth, connection, and truth.

The key is discernment—knowing when breaking a rule will serve the greater good and when it may cause unnecessary harm. It is about acting from a place of awareness rather than ego. When we break rules in a hypersane manner, we are not motivated by the desire to prove ourselves right or superior. Instead, we are motivated by a deeper understanding of what needs to change for growth to occur. It is about bringing more authenticity, freedom, and depth to our lives and to the systems we are part of.

By cultivating the courage to break the rules that hold us back, we allow ourselves to engage in a dynamic and meaningful process of growth. This type of rule-breaking is inherently creative—it involves not just rejecting old limitations but envisioning and building something better in their place. Through hypersanity, we gain the insight to know which boundaries are meant to be respected and which are meant to be transcended, leading us toward a life that is more expansive, liberated, and aligned with our highest values.

Ultimately, rule-breaking through the hypersane perspective is about honoring the potential for growth in all its forms. It is about trusting in our ability to discern wisely, to challenge courageously, and to evolve continuously. It reminds us that true progress—whether personal, scientific, or societal—depends on our willingness to question the old and dare to create the new.

Anarchism Propaganda - Rule-Breaking

I think this technically fits here, this is a small portion on the complex field hyper-sanity that pertains to the ideals of anarchism.

If it doesn&#39;t fit please lemme know why as I&#39;m still learning about anarchism in comparison.

I did this last year when I had more time to learn/research.

Think of hyper-sanity as a framework for perspectives, using consequential mechanics for outcomes, this isn&#39;t about inherent ethical frameworks - there&#39;s many ways it can be applied in practice, just like critical-thinking isn&#39;t inherently good/bad, depends on how it&#39;s used.

If rules were never broken there&#39;d never be growth or evolution, the secret in life that no-one will tell you is - which ones to break; and when.

In a world where conformity often feels like the safest path, rule-breaking is frequently viewed with suspicion. However, through the lens of hypersanity, rule-breaking emerges not as a reckless endeavor but as an essential catalyst for growth and transformation, both on a personal and societal level. This perspective asks us to rethink not just the necessity of rules but the very nature of why they exist and how they shape our experiences.

The reality is that not all rules are designed to nurture or protect. Many are relics of past circumstances, established in times that required stability or control. They may have been created by individuals who sought to maintain power or simply to preserve a tradition without questioning its present-day utility. Growth, then, requires the discernment to differentiate between those rules that foster development and those that impede progress. It calls for the courage to break those rules that have outlived their relevance and now serve as barriers rather than bridges.

Rule-breaking, therefore, becomes an act of liberation. It is a means of freeing ourselves from outdated paradigms that hinder progress, enabling us to step into new realities where personal and collective growth can thrive. The journey of questioning, challenging, and ultimately breaking certain rules is what allows society to evolve. This evolution is not about discarding all structures but about understanding which structures still serve us and which ones need transformation. Rule-breaking, when approached with wisdom and responsibility, is an exercise in conscious evolution—an act that honors the potential for positive change.

Intelligent Rule-Breaking: Courage and Discernment

Hypersanity involves a deeper insight—a profound awareness that surpasses conventional definitions of sanity. In this state, one discerns which rules require breaking for growth. It is not about rebellion for rebellion&#39;s sake; it is about intentional action, driven by clarity and guided by a responsibility towards both oneself and society. Intelligent rule-breaking is thus an act of courage that comes with understanding the deeper purposes these rules serve or fail to serve.

Consider scientific paradigms: throughout history, some of the most groundbreaking scientific advancements have come from breaking away from established norms. Newton&#39;s laws once provided a comprehensive view of the physical world, but Einstein dared to question and expand upon them, ultimately reframing our understanding of physics. This type of rule-breaking wasn&#39;t rooted in a desire to dismantle the old, but rather to grow beyond its limitations, to find deeper truths that served humanity&#39;s evolving understanding of the universe.

Einstein’s work is a perfect example of how rule-breaking, when approached intelligently, leads to expansion. It required not only technical knowledge but also a deep awareness of where the existing framework fell short. Breaking away from Newtonian physics was not an act of destruction but one of creation—ushering in new possibilities for how we perceive time, space, and gravity. It demonstrates that the true essence of intelligent rule-breaking lies in understanding where the old models limit us and how new models can bring a more accurate and complete understanding of reality.

Similarly, social norms and justice have seen profound shifts because individuals or movements challenged entrenched beliefs. The progress in civil rights, gender equality, and environmental protection has often come from a willingness to disregard the outdated norms that perpetuated injustice. It was not reckless rebellion but an intentional choice rooted in empathy and a vision for a more inclusive society. The courage to break these social &quot;rules&quot; is what drives meaningful transformation—it paves the way for a better collective reality.

Movements such as the Civil Rights Movement or the suffragette movement did not succeed simply because people were willing to break rules—they succeeded because the individuals involved understood the broader implications of the norms they challenged. They recognized that these outdated rules served only to marginalize and divide. This kind of rule-breaking required a willingness to endure social disapproval, to risk personal safety, and to maintain a steadfast vision of a more just world. It required hypersanity—a profound awareness that transcended the superficial sense of order, driven by a deeper understanding of what true justice and equality demanded.

On a personal level, growth involves breaking the &quot;rules&quot; within ourselves—rules shaped by our upbringing, past experiences, or society&#39;s influence. Many of these rules are internal boundaries that once served a protective role but now limit us. Hypersanity involves recognizing which of these rules are necessary boundaries, essential for well-being, and which are outdated beliefs that hinder personal evolution. Growth, in this sense, means dismantling those limiting beliefs with insight and replacing them with more expansive perspectives.

We are often taught rules about what is possible for us—rules about our capabilities, our worth, and our potential. Many of these rules become internalized as limiting beliefs, and they restrict our ability to grow and explore new possibilities. Breaking these rules requires deep introspection, a willingness to face discomfort, and the courage to challenge our self-imposed limitations. It means seeing beyond the restrictions imposed by fear, past failures, or societal expectations, and embracing a version of ourselves that is continuously evolving. Hypersanity guides us to see that true personal growth involves not just self-improvement but the dismantling of internal constructs that keep us confined to a limited version of who we are.

The Wisdom to Break Selectively

Through the hypersane lens, true wisdom lies in the ability to selectively break the rules that no longer serve us. It is a balanced approach that requires knowledge, foresight, and accountability. Rule-breaking, when done wisely, is not merely about the thrill of defiance; it is about transformation—it is about understanding the intricate dance between what should be preserved and what must be dismantled to make way for something greater.

This selective practice demands both courage and awareness. It is a journey of acting in alignment with one&#39;s values, even when those actions defy the expectations or norms that surround us. Hypersanity provides the vision to see beyond the status quo, to understand the dynamics of power, control, and potential, and to act in ways that honor growth, connection, and truth.

The key is discernment—knowing when breaking a rule will serve the greater good and when it may cause unnecessary harm. It is about acting from a place of awareness rather than ego. When we break rules in a hypersane manner, we are not motivated by the desire to prove ourselves right or superior. Instead, we are motivated by a deeper understanding of what needs to change for growth to occur. It is about bringing more authenticity, freedom, and depth to our lives and to the systems we are part of.

By cultivating the courage to break the rules that hold us back, we allow ourselves to engage in a dynamic and meaningful process of growth. This type of rule-breaking is inherently creative—it involves not just rejecting old limitations but envisioning and building something better in their place. Through hypersanity, we gain the insight to know which boundaries are meant to be respected and which are meant to be transcended, leading us toward a life that is more expansive, liberated, and aligned with our highest values.

Ultimately, rule-breaking through the hypersane perspective is about honoring the potential for growth in all its forms. It is about trusting in our ability to discern wisely, to challenge courageously, and to evolve continuously. It reminds us that true progress—whether personal, scientific, or societal—depends on our willingness to question the old and dare to create the new.


‼PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD IN ANY WAY YOU CAN‼

#adaywithoutimmigrants

STRIKE 2-3-25

‼PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD IN ANY WAY YOU CAN‼

adaywithoutimmigrants


What care work are you doing right now? I want to hear the ways you're holding up your friends, family members, strangers, and community members. I want to hear the ways you're being kind and caring to yourself right now, whether that means doing the difficult thing (I am going to feed myself after I make this post), or pausing for gentleness (I'm making this post to feel connected right now, because it's scary).

I want to hear about the revolutionary quiet care work you're doing. I'm sending you love and solidarity.

Self and community care

What care work are you doing right now? I want to hear the ways you&#39;re holding up your friends, family members, strangers, and community members. I want to hear the ways you&#39;re being kind and caring to yourself right now, whether that means doing the difficult thing (I am going to feed myself after I make this post), or pausing for gentleness (I&#39;m making this post to feel connected right now, because it&#39;s scary).

I want to hear about the revolutionary quiet care work you&#39;re doing. I&#39;m sending you love and solidarity.


What Trump's Policies Actually Mean

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Trump's Policies: What They Actually Mean


Small repose from violence in the BOP


This was at a local Family Dollar (cousin to Dollar General)… security tags on their laundry detergent… I talked to the cashier and she said it doesn’t help either because people will still just pour it into another container and run out with it…

It is pretty sad I went in for a few necessities and it totaled almost $50 for what used to cost maybe $20 when I was a kid (I’m a 25M).

I hope in coming years we can produce more of our necessities within our own country and get costs down… or soon we will just use cheaper “natural” alternatives baking soda and vinegar for stuff like laundry detergent because soap and other common household necessity CONSUMABLES are just so expensive anymore… and the monster mega-opolies that manuf. all these consumables aren’t getting any less greedy…

This is how you know the cost of living is getting too expensive…


Upcoming AMA With Tenant Organizer - 1/31/2025 @ 6:00PM EST

Hello fellow tenants!

We are excited to announce we will be hosting an AMA with Jenna Goldstein tomorrow, Friday January 31st, at 6:00PM EST.

Jenna is a tenant organizer who works with For The Many, a non-profit organization based in New York. A brief intro from their website:

>We are building a grassroots movement of everyday people to transform New York so it works for all of us. For too long, greedy corporations, billionaires, and political elites have rigged our country to work against us. We are coming together across race and age to fight for laws and win elections that put the power back in our hands and create lasting change.

Jenna's work revolves around For The Many's housing campaign to win tenant protections. With that in mind, and for the purposes of this sub, we would like questions to focus on For The Many's housing campaign and Jenna's work as a tenant organizer.

If you're interested in tenant organizing, join us for this AMA tomorrow and post your questions. We are looking forward to Jenna sharing her knowledge and experience!

[For The Many Website](https://forthemany.org/)

[Housing For The Many Website](https://housingforthemany.org/)

Some of Jenna's press appearances:

[Article 1](https://citylimits.org/2024/07/16/kingston-made-rent-law-history-two-years-ago-that-was-the-easy-part/)

[Article 2](https://hudsonvalleyone.com/2024/11/23/should-rents-be-lower/)

[Article 3](https://shelterforce.org/2024/07/12/in-upstate-new-york-the-fight-for-good-cause-continues/)

Hello fellow tenants!

We are excited to announce we will be hosting an AMA with Jenna Goldstein tomorrow, Friday January 31st, at 6:00PM EST.

Jenna is a tenant organizer who works with For The Many, a non-profit organization based in New York. A brief intro from their website:

We are building a grassroots movement of everyday people to transform New York so it works for all of us. For too long, greedy corporations, billionaires, and political elites have rigged our country to work against us. We are coming together across race and age to fight for laws and win elections that put the power back in our hands and create lasting change.

Jenna&#39;s work revolves around For The Many&#39;s housing campaign to win tenant protections. With that in mind, and for the purposes of this sub, we would like questions to focus on For The Many&#39;s housing campaign and Jenna&#39;s work as a tenant organizer.

If you&#39;re interested in tenant organizing, join us for this AMA tomorrow and post your questions. We are looking forward to Jenna sharing her knowledge and experience!

For The Many Website

Housing For The Many Website

Some of Jenna&#39;s press appearances:

Article 1

Article 2

Article 3


I visited the Ludlow Massacre Memorial in Colorado recently


For a long time I’ve believed anarchism to be the fairest type of society, I called myself an Anarcho-socialist believing in socialist welfare policies but also anarchist government (for lack of a better term). A friend told me I was using the term wrong and that anarcho-socialists believe in no welfare, that the disabled (I myself am disabled) who cannot contribute to society should be shunned or ignored. That sounded wrong to me, one part of anarchism that always resonated with me was the compassion so I googled it and haven’t been able to find anything saying either way. Naturally it’s hard to find unbiased sources online so I figured I’d ask here

What are anarchy’s views on welfare?


Any anarchist that collect records is this rare?


I want to prepare as best I can to protect my family.

Also, should I use a fake name?

TIA

I'm a US citizen planning to join an anarchist organisation; what should I expect in terms of retaliation from US gov and others?


Abolish the Presidential Pardon


Especially for those in India, how do y’all think Anarchism relates to the Ambedkarite movement? In what aspects might the two ideologies agree, converge, and support each other? In what aspects might they disagree?

How might Anarchists ally with the Ambedkarite movement?


Now is the time to organize. Spread this where you can


Friday Free Talk


For starters, I don't consider myself a leftist, I consider myself a revolutionary/radical. The topic of censorship, expands beyond my criticism of the left, because censirship can happen with individual people, groups,anfd just overall it can be a societal problem.

I'm no stranger to censorship, and critizing online spaces. The reason why censorship is problematic is because it doesn't allow for open discussion conversation and valid criticism of particular rhetoric/ideologies, people/groups/societies can be so sensitive as not to allow such criticism of their beliefs and ideologies. I've encounterred censorship many times simply for giving honest opinions, or critique of certain views, and reddit as a platform is well known for its censorship habits, it can be irritating.

Censorship for me is unappealing because it sends the message that people/groups/societieds are closed-minded, and  lack critical thinking. Censorship severely limits growth and critical thinking, and expansion on philosopical thinking.

Anyways, I feel as though the left is pretty authoritarian, it's filled with authoritarian leftist that believe that "State Socialism" and "State Communism" is possible, when In the past revolutions with Russia and the soviet union/USSR, and China with the CCP have failed, because these system reproduced State Capitalism. Simply by referring to these countries as Socialist or Communist isn't accurate to what Socialistm and Communism is defined as.

Socialism is classified as workers having free association and ownership over the means of production and the abolition of the Capitalist class and their monopolization of the means of production and workers control.

Communism is defined as a Moneyless, Stateless and Classless society, none of which the USSR and the CCP have achieved, therefore they aren't Socialist or Communist, for many authoritarian leftist they have a visceral reaction to this criticism, which led to me being banned from the Sociallist reddit forum. Which is precisely why I criticize the left, and don't consider myself a leftist because of their authoritarian views with Statism, Socialism and Communism.

We can never move forward and make progress if we can't have opened minded discussion or people not being to sensitive with their ideology/rhetoric. Censorship prevents this, and it precisely how it's supposed to function by suppressing free speech and having certain biases to the more conformist or favorable ideologies/rhetoric.

I believe it's an oxymoron, to say that a country can be Socialist or Communist, and operate in a Socialist and Communist ways. Countries serve the purpose of Nationalism, Statism, Imperialism, and Colonialism.

Edit: I made this post to critque the Authoritarian left and biased censorship, so if you're not an Authoritarian leftist this post isn't for you, and if you're not a biased moderator that censores people because they have different political opinions then these criticism are definitely not for you.

I made this post based on my observations of Leftist spaces, not every reddit is the same, however im particular to Revolutionary/Radical spaces, when it comes to expressong opinions, I believe it's okay to disagree without censorship, (that's what downvotes are for).

This post may seem controversial to some and maybe taboo and that's completely fine. But I'm mostly critiqing the Authoritarian left and biased moderators of Revolutionary/Radical subreddits.

On The Topic Of Censorship And Criticism of The Left.

For starters, I don&#39;t consider myself a leftist, I consider myself a revolutionary/radical. The topic of censorship, expands beyond my criticism of the left, because censirship can happen with individual people, groups,anfd just overall it can be a societal problem.

I&#39;m no stranger to censorship, and critizing online spaces. The reason why censorship is problematic is because it doesn&#39;t allow for open discussion conversation and valid criticism of particular rhetoric/ideologies, people/groups/societies can be so sensitive as not to allow such criticism of their beliefs and ideologies. I&#39;ve encounterred censorship many times simply for giving honest opinions, or critique of certain views, and reddit as a platform is well known for its censorship habits, it can be irritating.

Censorship for me is unappealing because it sends the message that people/groups/societieds are closed-minded, and  lack critical thinking. Censorship severely limits growth and critical thinking, and expansion on philosopical thinking.

Anyways, I feel as though the left is pretty authoritarian, it&#39;s filled with authoritarian leftist that believe that &quot;State Socialism&quot; and &quot;State Communism&quot; is possible, when In the past revolutions with Russia and the soviet union/USSR, and China with the CCP have failed, because these system reproduced State Capitalism. Simply by referring to these countries as Socialist or Communist isn&#39;t accurate to what Socialistm and Communism is defined as.

Socialism is classified as workers having free association and ownership over the means of production and the abolition of the Capitalist class and their monopolization of the means of production and workers control.

Communism is defined as a Moneyless, Stateless and Classless society, none of which the USSR and the CCP have achieved, therefore they aren&#39;t Socialist or Communist, for many authoritarian leftist they have a visceral reaction to this criticism, which led to me being banned from the Sociallist reddit forum. Which is precisely why I criticize the left, and don&#39;t consider myself a leftist because of their authoritarian views with Statism, Socialism and Communism.

We can never move forward and make progress if we can&#39;t have opened minded discussion or people not being to sensitive with their ideology/rhetoric. Censorship prevents this, and it precisely how it&#39;s supposed to function by suppressing free speech and having certain biases to the more conformist or favorable ideologies/rhetoric.

I believe it&#39;s an oxymoron, to say that a country can be Socialist or Communist, and operate in a Socialist and Communist ways. Countries serve the purpose of Nationalism, Statism, Imperialism, and Colonialism.

Edit: I made this post to critque the Authoritarian left and biased censorship, so if you&#39;re not an Authoritarian leftist this post isn&#39;t for you, and if you&#39;re not a biased moderator that censores people because they have different political opinions then these criticism are definitely not for you.

I made this post based on my observations of Leftist spaces, not every reddit is the same, however im particular to Revolutionary/Radical spaces, when it comes to expressong opinions, I believe it&#39;s okay to disagree without censorship, (that&#39;s what downvotes are for).

This post may seem controversial to some and maybe taboo and that&#39;s completely fine. But I&#39;m mostly critiqing the Authoritarian left and biased moderators of Revolutionary/Radical subreddits.


If you were an organizer in the past (labor, direct actions, mutual aid, whatever) what was it that made you leave that work and what was the catalyst or event that made you take action to walk away (temporary or long term). Do you feel you will get back into it?

Edit: I take heart to all your struggles, so many shared experiences do give me a sense of real solidarity that we are frustrated, and the way of things must change.

Why did you stop organizing?


How to Search for Sensitive Topics Anonymously | @addielamarr.sh


The Three Denials, The Three Defenses, The Three Depositions


Gazi was scheduled to start trial this past Monday. The DA dismissed all charges instead.

Gazi Kodzo, leader of Black Hammer, has all 32 charges in his GA Rico case dismissed.


The Oppressor's Language, Yet I Need It To Talk To You

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Stop looking for, expecting, or being the obvious. Let them be the ones who let it all hang out on the public stage. Smoking a cigarette isn’t just about smoking a cigarette, it’s about having a reason to go have a look outside. Pie your corners.
 Speaking of corners, there’s a lot that can be accomplished with the blind corner, especially if you have the correct tools, and a little patience. Fire deletes almost everything. It isn’t about winning, it’s about exhausting. Sabotage and evade.
Running away is not running away. It’s going to ground.
Build your own gadgets. Learn. Use libraries and Libby app.
Don’t wrap your ego up in it. That’s their job. It’s why they lose.
Take pride in nothing.
Don’t promote yourself, frame them. If they are what they are, mark them as what they are, but don’t be obvious about it. Become comfortable with bureaucracy. Become comfortable with making friends.
You are charming. You are unassuming.
You have excellent cardiac fitness.
 Be a vibe.
 Be sincere.
Be on time unless that’s where they expect you to be.
Trust that you’re not alone, even if you can’t see your allies.
Take low-hanging fruit and leave.
Don’t look back.
Your life will be easier if the people you don’t like prefer you to the other guy.
They have deep pockets, but they’re not infinite.
Force them to spend money while spending as little money as possible.
Beatings only hurt if you’re afraid.
If it costs you very little but means the world to someone else, you should do it.
Do not linger over the scene of your success.
You will succeed.
And you will never be known. And you will never be thanked.

Advice from an elder


There’s some technology we encourage, others we discourage, and then there’s the ones that can kill us all, and we put the most effort into those.


I'm sick of this narrative going around on reddit and elsewhere about how Trump is Hitler because he's starting the concentration camps. Don't get me wrong, I think the Hitler comparisons are fine, but it's completely ignorant of colonialism and its history in creating concentration camps. I'm from Australia and am genuinely surprised that people don't know we run concentration camps called "detention centres" in places like Christmas Island or Nauru - I'd recommend looking them up if you're interested.

The most frustrating thing is people saying that if you do nothing while Trump builds concentration camps then you're basically a Nazi. Yet if you judge them by their own measure, almost all of America and Australia are Nazis for putting up with the concentration camps that are already established.

Trump didn't start concentration camps, they were already there!

I&#39;m sick of this narrative going around on reddit and elsewhere about how Trump is Hitler because he&#39;s starting the concentration camps. Don&#39;t get me wrong, I think the Hitler comparisons are fine, but it&#39;s completely ignorant of colonialism and its history in creating concentration camps. I&#39;m from Australia and am genuinely surprised that people don&#39;t know we run concentration camps called &quot;detention centres&quot; in places like Christmas Island or Nauru - I&#39;d recommend looking them up if you&#39;re interested.

The most frustrating thing is people saying that if you do nothing while Trump builds concentration camps then you&#39;re basically a Nazi. Yet if you judge them by their own measure, almost all of America and Australia are Nazis for putting up with the concentration camps that are already established.


Trump To Build Mass Concentration Camp For Deportees At Guantánamo Bay


“If man is infinitely malleable—without innate mental structures or needs—he becomes the perfect subject for control by the state, the entrepreneur, the technocrat.”

We stand at a crossroads in history. The fascist candle burns brighter than ever, offering a false hope to a desperate working class.

Blinded by despair, the proletariat clings to its dim glow, believing it leads to prosperity. But this candle does not guide—it consumes. It feeds on the very people it claims to illuminate.

The promises of social mobility, wealth, and fairness crumble under the reality of an ascendant technocratic bourgeoisie, whose privilege is no longer even hidden.

Meanwhile, the “fake” left—the corporate-backed liberals, the hollowed-out European social democrats—have abandoned the working class, leaving them vulnerable to the so-called “patriots” who wave their wallets as flags.

It’s time to reignite a real flame—not of empty promises, but of unity, strength, and class solidarity.

🔥 Let’s be the candle of hope—not the candle of despair. 🔥

The Candle of Despair: A Warning to the Working Class


Weekly Discussion Thread for Black, Indigenous, People of Color

*Radical bipoc can talk about whatever they want in here. Suggestions; chill & relax, radical people of color, Black/Indigenous/POC anarchism, news and current events, books, entertainment*

Non BIPOC people are asked not to post in Radical BIPOC Thursday threads.

Radical BIPOC Thursday

Weekly Discussion Thread for Black, Indigenous, People of Color

Radical bipoc can talk about whatever they want in here. Suggestions; chill &amp; relax, radical people of color, Black/Indigenous/POC anarchism, news and current events, books, entertainment

Non BIPOC people are asked not to post in Radical BIPOC Thursday threads.


I’ve been reading Kropotkin and I recently read God and the State by Bakunin but I’ve been jonesing for anarchist writings that are more recent and more relevant to the world today.

Does anyone have any suggestions for modern anarchist thinkers that wrote books? Perhaps even writers that are alive and still writing? Is there a magazine I could subscribe to? Or a website I could regularly check?

Thanks in advance

Writings by anarchist thinkers


What are the thoughts on Bob Avakian? And nonviolent resistance?

Modern Communism


I spent about 3 hours at the library making these yesterday. Then after work when I got home I spend another hour making more of the Trump ones and a couple new molotov ones.

I made these to give out to people who comment on my battle vest, which I wear almost daily.


Does Proton really support Trump? A deeper analysis (and surprising findings)


I remember when I first started reading about anarchism I found this subreddit, and it helped me learn a lot about anarchism. Nowadays the subreddit is nearly empty, with even highly upvoted posts standing with no comments. I think this space could be incredibly valuable for these coming four years in America, and I want to consider what we can do to revive it.

Why is this sub dying?


6TH PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL OF EVOSMOS, THESSALONIKI IN GREECE, IS IN DANGER TO BECOME PRIVATE SCHOOL BY GROUP ''ONASIA''. PROTESTORS ARE READY FOR TODAY TO PROTEST ABOUT THIS POLITICAL DESICION.


These photos are to help folk id ice based on key features and their monitoring equipment

How to ID undercover ICE vehicles


ANTI-AUTHORITARIAN PROTESTORS TOOK REVENGE VERSUS POLICE IN ATHENS FOR TEMPI MEMORIAL DAY!


Saw a post on this and thought it’s a very viable way of getting messages across.  Assuming someone has just put this over an old AD, guerrilla style. The addition of a QR code with further information could also help educate the general public

Could propaganda over advertising be useful?


Weekly Discussion Thread for Radical Women

*Radical women can talk about whatever they want in here. Suggestions; chill & relax, radical trans women, anarchafeminism, news and current events, books, entertainment*

Men are asked not to post in Radical Women Wednesday threads.

Radical Women Wednesday

Weekly Discussion Thread for Radical Women

Radical women can talk about whatever they want in here. Suggestions; chill &amp; relax, radical trans women, anarchafeminism, news and current events, books, entertainment

Men are asked not to post in Radical Women Wednesday threads.


The world is too silent in my opinion. I thought Elon Musk doing the Nazi salute would cause a worldwide scandal, but now I think I was wrong.

The U.S.A. has been falling with disturbing rapidity. In just a few days in office, the orange man has already left the country in a deplorable state.

* Nationwide ban on transgender healthcare for people under 19.
* Stop cancer research.
* Halt Medicaid for millions across all 50 states.
* Firing women leaders in the military.
* ICE raids (they can arrest children from schools now)
* Food prices continue to rise.
* Medications and prescription drugs increased by 4200%.
* Gulf of Mexico is now Gulf of America.
* Firing DOJ officials who worked on criminal investigations of the president.
* There is a fucking neo nazi within the government.

And more shit I don't remember right now. U.S.A. is already fucked up, and, if no one does something quickly, we'll be asking ourselves in 50 years how did we get at such point of no return. Elon Musk actively supports a neo nazi political party in Germany. So, it isn't just about U.S.A. It's about the rest of the world too.

We went through fascism before and we will not fucking do it again! Eat the rich, eat the nazi!

As anarchists, how can we fight back against the rise of fascism?

The world is too silent in my opinion. I thought Elon Musk doing the Nazi salute would cause a worldwide scandal, but now I think I was wrong.

The U.S.A. has been falling with disturbing rapidity. In just a few days in office, the orange man has already left the country in a deplorable state.

Nationwide ban on transgender healthcare for people under 19.

Stop cancer research.

Halt Medicaid for millions across all 50 states.

Firing women leaders in the military.

ICE raids (they can arrest children from schools now)

Food prices continue to rise.

Medications and prescription drugs increased by 4200%.

Gulf of Mexico is now Gulf of America.

Firing DOJ officials who worked on criminal investigations of the president.

There is a fucking neo nazi within the government.

And more shit I don&#39;t remember right now. U.S.A. is already fucked up, and, if no one does something quickly, we&#39;ll be asking ourselves in 50 years how did we get at such point of no return. Elon Musk actively supports a neo nazi political party in Germany. So, it isn&#39;t just about U.S.A. It&#39;s about the rest of the world too.

We went through fascism before and we will not fucking do it again! Eat the rich, eat the nazi!


It's Safer in the Front

[https://crimethinc.com/saferinthefront](https://crimethinc.com/saferinthefront)

Faced with intensifying repression and state violence, there is an understandable inclination to seek safety by avoiding confrontation.

But this is not always the most effective strategy.

“Counterintuitively, in a confusing situation, often the best, if not safest, place to be is the front lines, so you can see what is going on around you.”

https://preview.redd.it/9qh9ckaeztfe1.jpg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0e1ccf41fea3e1fee073d27f6634da4917425227

It's Safer in the Front

https://crimethinc.com/saferinthefront

Faced with intensifying repression and state violence, there is an understandable inclination to seek safety by avoiding confrontation.

But this is not always the most effective strategy.

“Counterintuitively, in a confusing situation, often the best, if not safest, place to be is the front lines, so you can see what is going on around you.”

https://preview.redd.it/9qh9ckaeztfe1.jpg?width=1280&amp;format=pjpg&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=0e1ccf41fea3e1fee073d27f6634da4917425227


Proton Mail Says It’s “Politically Neutral” While Praising Republican Party


TLDR:

1. Never turn off your phone – A sudden absence of metadata (like turning off your phone) can be more suspicious than maintaining normal activity.

2. Stick to your usual patterns – If you're doing something sensitive, make sure your metadata (like app usage, location, and routines) looks the same as any other day.

3. Be aware of your networks – Your connections (social media, WiFi, shared files, etc.) can be used to map your affiliations, so limit unnecessary digital ties.

4. Keep adapting – As surveillance technology evolves (e.g., facial recognition, license plate tracking), security strategies need to change too—stay informed and flexible.

Never ever turn off your phone: rethinking security culture in the era of big data analysis.

TLDR:

Never turn off your phone – A sudden absence of metadata (like turning off your phone) can be more suspicious than maintaining normal activity.

Stick to your usual patterns – If you&#39;re doing something sensitive, make sure your metadata (like app usage, location, and routines) looks the same as any other day.

Be aware of your networks – Your connections (social media, WiFi, shared files, etc.) can be used to map your affiliations, so limit unnecessary digital ties.

Keep adapting – As surveillance technology evolves (e.g., facial recognition, license plate tracking), security strategies need to change too—stay informed and flexible.


Hey there, for a long time, I've held views that align with the anarchist spirit of challenging power structures and removing them wherever possible. At the same time, I've often thought about what the ideal, utopian society would like. Or at least, what a society transitioning to that could look like. I've been paralyzed, because I've seen no path for me, other than as a naysayer, a complainer, a whiner, a critic.

I've read a bit, and done some thinking on my own, and I've basically arrived at the conclusion that human beings are essentially organized into hierarchies and systems that are extremely messed up, with state power (at the national level) being the common enemy hanging over all our heads (as I think anyone on this sub might agree).

I don't believe it's possible to attack the nation-states from the top-down and be "stateless" at any point in my my life. And I don't believe in an every-man-for-himself way of life either. I believe that full human potential is unlocked when we work in harmony with the Earth and with each other. Thus, some level of cooperation is necessary.

I've been inspired by reading Bookchin, and by reading about "sewer socialism" and now believe that cities and towns may be a good place to start making serious changes to get people more engaged in democracy, in managing the little piece of Earth that we share, in figuring out how to share our limited resources, and so on.

I am considering running for local office and want to bring along a vision for radical change based on some of Bookchin's ideas. I want to make democracy more inclusive. I want to emphasize quality of life over more standard economic indicators that the businessmen who usually sit in my local government champion.  I want our city to put the environment more at the forefront of every choice we make. I want to stop spending so much on police (I believe it should be everyone's long-term goal to abolish police or radically redefine what policing is; who wants to imagine a world where crime will always need to be fought by bullies with guns?)

What do folks think of this vision? What are some ideas you have about how to take notions of "fighting the power" into local government?

Anarchists in Municipal Government

Hey there, for a long time, I&#39;ve held views that align with the anarchist spirit of challenging power structures and removing them wherever possible. At the same time, I&#39;ve often thought about what the ideal, utopian society would like. Or at least, what a society transitioning to that could look like. I&#39;ve been paralyzed, because I&#39;ve seen no path for me, other than as a naysayer, a complainer, a whiner, a critic.

I&#39;ve read a bit, and done some thinking on my own, and I&#39;ve basically arrived at the conclusion that human beings are essentially organized into hierarchies and systems that are extremely messed up, with state power (at the national level) being the common enemy hanging over all our heads (as I think anyone on this sub might agree).

I don&#39;t believe it&#39;s possible to attack the nation-states from the top-down and be &quot;stateless&quot; at any point in my my life. And I don&#39;t believe in an every-man-for-himself way of life either. I believe that full human potential is unlocked when we work in harmony with the Earth and with each other. Thus, some level of cooperation is necessary.

I&#39;ve been inspired by reading Bookchin, and by reading about &quot;sewer socialism&quot; and now believe that cities and towns may be a good place to start making serious changes to get people more engaged in democracy, in managing the little piece of Earth that we share, in figuring out how to share our limited resources, and so on.

I am considering running for local office and want to bring along a vision for radical change based on some of Bookchin&#39;s ideas. I want to make democracy more inclusive. I want to emphasize quality of life over more standard economic indicators that the businessmen who usually sit in my local government champion.  I want our city to put the environment more at the forefront of every choice we make. I want to stop spending so much on police (I believe it should be everyone&#39;s long-term goal to abolish police or radically redefine what policing is; who wants to imagine a world where crime will always need to be fought by bullies with guns?)

What do folks think of this vision? What are some ideas you have about how to take notions of &quot;fighting the power&quot; into local government?


Please consider participating in a political protest on LinkedIn.  LinkedIn hosts an international mixed audience with influence and money.  Corporate, government, and religious bodies are exposed.  A considerable fraction of its users are sympathetic.  Over the past few days I did a test run and had some success.  I did not see much concurrent resistance activity but there is quite a bit of existing political discussion.

I began with my authentic LinkedIn profile.  I have worked as a US engineer for a few companies and had around 500 contacts.  I do not think LinkedIn is particularly useful for career purposes and have not been very active.

I believe my most successful tactic was targeting company posts.  As an example, many companies with millions of followers made posts “celebrating” MLK Jr. day.  On these I commented “Company Name CEO Name, what is your opinion on Musk’s Nazi salute?”  I then liked the company post and reposted it to my account with the same comment as a description.

I also commented on a few corporate disclosures.  As an example, a Germany company posted a video where the CEO talked about political changes improving business prospects.  I wrote something about these policies being similar to those of the AfD and asked whether he supported Elon Musk’s salute.  I happened to be the first commenter and believe many people saw this.  Individuals with inside and industry knowledge could gather considerable attention in this way.

I interacted with both conservative and progressive commenters.  Many of my statements were upvoted or argued.  I am not sure how effective this was but it is somewhat visible.

I posted a few news articles.  I am not sure how effective this is because it was hard to get impressions.

A few people complained that my behavior was not work appropriate but I think most users are in favor of free speech.

Over about three days I accumulated about 300 profile views and 4000 impressions.  Some very influential people with job titles like VP and Chief Communications Officer viewed my profile.  People from all over the world viewed my profile.  A royal liked one of my comments.  Women seemed particularly sympathetic and courageous.  This was a test run and I am not particularly well versed in social media.

It is possible to directly post articles, videos, and Reddit content.  I think it is possible to generate fake accounts with nothing more than an email.  Someone named Elon Musk with a picture of Elon Musk liked a comment.

This morning I woke up to find that my account had been suspended.  It took them 3 days to do this and I suspect they can be overwhelmed.  The email indicates that this is due to potential identity theft.  I was asked to provide images of government identification to restore access.  I do not know if my account will be restored.

I also received one warning for hate speech.  This warning threatened potential account suspension.  I had written “Fuck Trump.”  I do not think this is hate speech.  This comment was up for something like 1.5 days before I received the warning.  Using language like fascist and Nazi may or may not be recommended but I was very aggressive.

I understand many people are hesitant to participate due to exposure at their job.  It was very difficult to get upvotes from my network.  I am not sure how many of my previous contacts were online but only one person had the courage to like an article that I posted.

Thank you for taking the time to read this.  If you like this idea please help distribute it across Reddit and anywhere else.  I have been a Reddit lurker for about 3 years but have limited karma and am unable to make my own standalone post.

LinkedIn Protest and Action


Some Emotional Intelligence Tips I've Learned that can Help Communities and Organizing

# Some Lessons Learned

**Defending oneself from those you wish to work with:**

You want to work with someone to help a cause but they treat you like shit? You're in a dilemma, especially if you want to speak against the way you're being treated. As if you work with them you feel like shit, but if you don't you can increase your odds of being in peril. Respect is nice, being treated well is nice, but not all will do so. Especially if they're weak and can't handle disrespect being thrown back in their face. What are you to do? My advice is to seek an understanding, set boundaries and if they aren't respected throw shit back at those who deserve it without damaging the cause.

So this is a message to all people in positions of power and members of the cause, either accept that when you throw shit around, shit can fly right back at you and if you cut off people for defending themselves, in a manner that isn't truly abhorrent, you hurt your own cause.

**The hidden opportunist:**

The maladjusted or misguided ego is one of the greatest opportunists of all. Hidden beneath flags of red and covered in hammers and sickles it will strike at everyone when it is threatened or misguided, and hurt the cause by damaging social relations. Remain vigilant when dealing with these sometimes threats. They are not exactly enemies directly of the cause but they are opportunists and saboteurs. So be sure to treat your fellow cause members and most people with respect, as otherwise for people who can't see through how one treats them and the validity of what they represent will have distaste for you and/or your cause. If we are to hide around political eggshells with our allies and dance around emotional landmines it wastes our time and wastes energy.

**The poor leader, and the poorer bystander:**

Leaders only command as much respect and power as we give them. Bystanders beware, you are complicit in any organization that you voluntarily support for the actions that your leaders do. By not holding leaders/main organizers accountable and implementing democratic checks and balances, you will be of the poorest members of an organization by giving your power to poor leaders and supporting them. The poorer leader may be upset that they won't have power if you don't give it to them, but if the aren't the aforementioned hidden opportunists they will stick with the cause regardless of having power. Especially if you treat them with appropriate respect. So remember to stand up for those being treated poorly by leaders and others, even if you have a deep relationship with those leaders and others. If we don't hold our closest friends and allies accountable they can get carried away with ego and become hidden opportunists.

Some Lessons Learned

Defending oneself from those you wish to work with:

You want to work with someone to help a cause but they treat you like shit? You&#39;re in a dilemma, especially if you want to speak against the way you&#39;re being treated. As if you work with them you feel like shit, but if you don&#39;t you can increase your odds of being in peril. Respect is nice, being treated well is nice, but not all will do so. Especially if they&#39;re weak and can&#39;t handle disrespect being thrown back in their face. What are you to do? My advice is to seek an understanding, set boundaries and if they aren&#39;t respected throw shit back at those who deserve it without damaging the cause.

So this is a message to all people in positions of power and members of the cause, either accept that when you throw shit around, shit can fly right back at you and if you cut off people for defending themselves, in a manner that isn&#39;t truly abhorrent, you hurt your own cause.

The hidden opportunist:

The maladjusted or misguided ego is one of the greatest opportunists of all. Hidden beneath flags of red and covered in hammers and sickles it will strike at everyone when it is threatened or misguided, and hurt the cause by damaging social relations. Remain vigilant when dealing with these sometimes threats. They are not exactly enemies directly of the cause but they are opportunists and saboteurs. So be sure to treat your fellow cause members and most people with respect, as otherwise for people who can&#39;t see through how one treats them and the validity of what they represent will have distaste for you and/or your cause. If we are to hide around political eggshells with our allies and dance around emotional landmines it wastes our time and wastes energy.

The poor leader, and the poorer bystander:

Leaders only command as much respect and power as we give them. Bystanders beware, you are complicit in any organization that you voluntarily support for the actions that your leaders do. By not holding leaders/main organizers accountable and implementing democratic checks and balances, you will be of the poorest members of an organization by giving your power to poor leaders and supporting them. The poorer leader may be upset that they won&#39;t have power if you don&#39;t give it to them, but if the aren&#39;t the aforementioned hidden opportunists they will stick with the cause regardless of having power. Especially if you treat them with appropriate respect. So remember to stand up for those being treated poorly by leaders and others, even if you have a deep relationship with those leaders and others. If we don&#39;t hold our closest friends and allies accountable they can get carried away with ego and become hidden opportunists.


Greetings from Argentina,

does anyone have Rudolf Rocker's writings in mobi or epub format? Please DM me if you do!

Does anyone have Rudolf Rocker's writings on epub?

Greetings from Argentina,

does anyone have Rudolf Rocker&#39;s writings in mobi or epub format? Please DM me if you do!


Thirteen years ago today—during a demonstration in Oakland, California, a participant demonstrates the proper meaning of "armchair anarchist." 🏴


Hi, I recently-ish moved to a small town in the UK, I'd like to set up a mutual aid group for my neighbourhood, however I don't have friends here really, nor a tonne of money, and the population here is generally older than me or are children, can anyone with experience give me some practical advice for getting this going?

Setting up mutual aid in a small community

Hi, I recently-ish moved to a small town in the UK, I&#39;d like to set up a mutual aid group for my neighbourhood, however I don&#39;t have friends here really, nor a tonne of money, and the population here is generally older than me or are children, can anyone with experience give me some practical advice for getting this going?


What you are reading, watching, or listening to? Or how far have you gotten in your chosen selection since last week?

What Are You Reading/Book Club Tuesday


Yes I’ve posted this in multiple subs but it’s because I genuinely think this is relevant to repression of our movements as a whole and if you read my comments under the og post you’ll understand why.

Yesterday I found out that every anti-choicer who was prosecuted under the Biden admin has been pardoned. People whose crimes ranged from blocking access to clinic entrances (the exact crime for which the FACE Act is named after), harassing and threatening violence against abortion doctors and patients, to stealing fetal tissue, and more. A lot of you may be unaware that unfortunately, it’s not just anti-choicers who have been prosecuted under the FACE Act. A lot of you might not be aware of what “crisis pregnancy centers” are and how petty vandalism against them is being weaponized in order to legitimize these deceptive and lying anti-choice centers as well as to give harsher than normal sentences to reproductive rights activists and suppress others with intimidation. (I will not be going into detail about what a fake clinic is in this post, please do the research yourself. I don’t have the energy right now I’m sorry).

I was convicted at the federal level under the FACE act last year and sentenced to 2 years probation and a $2000 fine for graffitiing non-threatening language on an anti-choice center posing as a reproductive healthcare clinic. And I was one of the VERY lucky ones. In Florida, 3 people are serving or have served prison with a 4th awaiting sentencing all for the exact same crime against again, a fake clinic. And there’s an unknown number more that we don’t know about and even more who have faced harassment by the FBI because they were investigated for potential involvement in these vandalisms.

During my case, I was yelled at by the prosecutor in court repeatedly for challenging the application of this law against myself and was made out to basically be a whiney brat. I was told that they were “committed to ‘fairly’ applying this law to both pro and anti-choicers.” But now, it will ONLY be myself, the repro rights activists from Florida who have served prison time or who are awaiting sentencing, as well as an unknown number of other activists who will have to actually carry out their sentence. I’m grieving a lot right now. I’m still paying off my fine. I would love to share my legal fees fundraiser and I will in the comments in case it’s not allowed so the mods can remove it without removing this whole post.

If you have questions about my case or others’ please comment and I will try to get to them all.

And before anyone calls me a t3rr0rist for writing “Jane’s Revenge” because I know there’ll be some anti-choicer in here who will, here is my official response to that copied and pasted directly from my sentencing statement:

After making the decision to graffiti, I bought the paint and started googling “pro choice graffiti” for ideas on what to write. I was not trying to be overly cautious about not getting caught because again, I was willing to accept the punishment that fit the crime [by “punishment that fit the crime” I was referring to the fact that I had just talked about how I had offered to take felony vandalism instead of a misdemeanor FACE Act charge because I didn’t want to allow them to set the precedent of prosecuting repro rights activists but the prosecutor said no and insisted on the misdemeanor FACE charge. I realize now there was nothing I could’ve done to stop them]. While making these google searches I came across the term “Jane’s revenge” which had been included in other graffiti of anti-choice centers. I researched the meaning and found it was a slogan that referenced the Jane collective, an organization that helped people obtain abortions pre-Roe vs. Wade and the term Jane’s revenge emerged after Roe was overturned. Jane’s revenge simply refers to a political stance and for decades leftists have used the tactic of acting autonomously under a unifying banner to signify solidarity with a broader cause. The goal is to spread a shared message and suggest a movement’s latent power. I am not part of any Janes Revenge group, and I don’t think one even exists. It’s just a slogan. The FBI is currently offering a bounty for information on Jane’s Revenge activities, pledging “up to $25,000 for information leading to the identification, arrest, and conviction of the suspect(s) responsible for these crimes.” The crime, that is, of low-level property damage, transmuted into federal offenses through a mangling of the FACE Act.

Trump pardoning anti-choicers is a slap in the face to myself and other reproductive rights activists who were also prosecuted under the FACE Act.

liberation and abolition for all🇵🇸🏳⚧🏳🌈🇸🇩🇨🇩🐮✊✌


Anarchism, Organization & Management

Anybody here read this?

I've really been enjoying it, it's a good chapter-at-a-time read in the morning before work.

I think the writers do a great job of separating the verb management (distribution of resources and labor) from the noun Management (bosses) by framing the discussion in the terms of Organizational & Management Theory (business school shit.)

It also has a very prescient chapter on cryptocurrency and Bitcoin (book published 2020, crypto sources dated <2018)

I got my copy on goodreads, I don't think it's still in print, but if you are likewise interested in organizing infrastructural systems in a horizontal way, snag a copy and then holler at me so I got somebody to talk to about it. 😜

Anarchism, Organization & Management

Anybody here read this?

I&#39;ve really been enjoying it, it&#39;s a good chapter-at-a-time read in the morning before work.

I think the writers do a great job of separating the verb management (distribution of resources and labor) from the noun Management (bosses) by framing the discussion in the terms of Organizational &amp; Management Theory (business school shit.)

It also has a very prescient chapter on cryptocurrency and Bitcoin (book published 2020, crypto sources dated &lt;2018)

I got my copy on goodreads, I don&#39;t think it&#39;s still in print, but if you are likewise interested in organizing infrastructural systems in a horizontal way, snag a copy and then holler at me so I got somebody to talk to about it. 😜


So, i got a 20 yo cousin who still is in his edgy phase, and he wants to vote for a far right candidate in next elections in Poland. Im Bisexual, so part of LGBTQ, he said however that he doesn't like LGBT but respects them, he often makes anti semitic and racist jokes, I try to look like I dont care only giving him a look. What I ask u is, what are your tactics to get your friends on your side, maybe not outright support, its too fast, but at least inddiferene, guys Like my cousin are tired of the neo lib status quo and wants change, but he picks the wrong one.

Right wing Cousin, help pls I need advice

So, i got a 20 yo cousin who still is in his edgy phase, and he wants to vote for a far right candidate in next elections in Poland. Im Bisexual, so part of LGBTQ, he said however that he doesn&#39;t like LGBT but respects them, he often makes anti semitic and racist jokes, I try to look like I dont care only giving him a look. What I ask u is, what are your tactics to get your friends on your side, maybe not outright support, its too fast, but at least inddiferene, guys Like my cousin are tired of the neo lib status quo and wants change, but he picks the wrong one.


Jessie Gender - The Case for Leftist Pop Culture Propaganda

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Anybody in Missoula that would be interested in meeting up and beginning talks about forming a group?

Missoula


How do we stop feeling so beaten down and defeated?

Given how miserable things seem right now, how do we stop feeling so beaten down and defeated? How do we get that spark of hope back? Everyone is waiting for SOMEONE to do SOMETHING. We saw what Luigi did and we almost didn’t believe it. We saw what he did and we gasped. But not from fear or disgust. We gasped for a breath we didn’t even know we were holding. It was a collective sigh of relief that gave voice to the frustration and anger that had been twisting us up inside for generations now. We saw what Luigi did and we felt a breath of hope many of us had never known before.

In that one act, we recognized the potential for a paradigm shift. We saw a seed of honest-to-god change, and we witnessed its effects in real time. We saw health insurance companies scrambling to remove leadership identifiers from their websites. Holy shit, we thought, they’re actually scared. We saw one of the country’s largest insurers throw its hands up and retreat from an inhumane, money-grubbing policy. Holy shit, it actually worked!

There were talks of copycats. Maybe this thing will start snowballing… But nothing of the sort has happened, and that old sense of hopelessness has come swooping back in. For a brief moment it looked like one person might actually be able to make a difference in this world. And now we’ve been reminded of how foolish an idea that is. What can any of us do in the face of unfathomable wealth and unrestrained power?

That’s what they want. The billionaires. The politicians. The CEOs. They want us to feel powerless. They want us to feel hopeless and tired and defeated. They want us to forget. It’s important, though, that we don’t. It’s important for us to remember that WE ARE MILLIONS and they are few. We have the numbers on our side. It’s high time we remind them of that.

SOMEONE needs to do SOMETHING.

That someone is me. That someone is you. That someone is all of us.

How do we stop feeling so beaten down and fucking defeated?


I’m new to this subreddit, but with everything happening now in the US I’ve decided to at least educate myself more.
   I’ve been wondering, outside of posts how do you guys spread the message or share what you find interesting from this subreddit.
Do u guys take ideas/ what you learn from here and use it in discussions or other forums??If so how/ where?
Thank youuu

How to spread the word or further knowledge??


not a meme from r/witchesvsthepatriarchy, hope this is helpful

sorry if this isnt allowed, r/punk doesnt allow images


PROTESTORS ATTACKED POLICE FORCES IN THESSALONIKI FOR TEMPI ANNIVERSARY!


Simple Sabotage

From r/cool guides and the CIA - simple sabotage


80 years ago today, tankies (Red Army) marched into Auschwitz, freeing the survivors of a fascist, racist, capitalist, imperialist, and authoritarian  genocide that killed 10M+ Jews, Romanis, LGBTQs, Slavs, disabled, etc.

Now, after 80 years, the same thing is happening everywhere. Russia is still raiding Ukraine, Chinese occupation of Tibet is getting WAY more brutal, Trump now in throne started implementing White nationalist policies against local Iroquoi, Cherokee, and Inuit populations.No one cares how Myanmar is messing with Rohingyas, Turkey doesn't stop bombarding Kurdish, Syriac(Assyrian), and Armenian villages in Syria, and last but not least, UN did nothing more than shouting "Enough!" when Israel was shooting at Gazan 2 years old babies.

What I want to say is, we remember history not to prevent its reoccurrence in future, but to stop its extension right now.

Uh... let me end this article with the famous quote.

“Many of us like to ask ourselves, ‘What would I do if I was alive during slavery? Or the Jim Crow South? Or apartheid? What would I do if my country was committing genocide?’ The answer is, you’re doing it. Right now.” - Aaron Bushnell, 1998-2024

Today - January 27 - is International Holocaust Remembrance Day

80 years ago today, tankies (Red Army) marched into Auschwitz, freeing the survivors of a fascist, racist, capitalist, imperialist, and authoritarian  genocide that killed 10M+ Jews, Romanis, LGBTQs, Slavs, disabled, etc.

Now, after 80 years, the same thing is happening everywhere. Russia is still raiding Ukraine, Chinese occupation of Tibet is getting WAY more brutal, Trump now in throne started implementing White nationalist policies against local Iroquoi, Cherokee, and Inuit populations.No one cares how Myanmar is messing with Rohingyas, Turkey doesn&#39;t stop bombarding Kurdish, Syriac(Assyrian), and Armenian villages in Syria, and last but not least, UN did nothing more than shouting &quot;Enough!&quot; when Israel was shooting at Gazan 2 years old babies.

What I want to say is, we remember history not to prevent its reoccurrence in future, but to stop its extension right now.

Uh... let me end this article with the famous quote.

“Many of us like to ask ourselves, ‘What would I do if I was alive during slavery? Or the Jim Crow South? Or apartheid? What would I do if my country was committing genocide?’ The answer is, you’re doing it. Right now.” - Aaron Bushnell, 1998-2024


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I keep an eye on this forum. However I see flaws in Revolutionary and Radical thought here.

Most revolutionaries still have this ideal of a revolution being about Anarchist, Anticapitalist, Antiauthoritarians, overthrowing the system of State and Capitalism overnight through vanguard militarized action. When this is not only a power fantasy but it wouldn't be useful or effective on actually changing our material reality. It would only reproduced a Capitalist and Statist system.

A revolution is a series of uprisings, resistances and revolts against current political system that exist which don't work or serve in favor of the masses. While we can't plan an Anarchist society, because it would be a finality, a revolution does take strong horizontal power structures and planning  and proper self-defense against Fascism and Statism.

I feel as though it's easy to talk about revolution online and discuss theory, but it's takes more energy and effort to put in the praxis. For many people whether you're a radical or not, we often love the idea of community but lack motivation, energy or time commitment to craft the society we want to build, mostly due to a hyper individuallist society we already live under, we tend to pay attention more to our personal issues, which is valid. And revolutionary action isn't going to look the same for everyone, internationally we all deal with different varying degrees of oppression that need different solutions. When it comes to praxis there isn't a formula that fits everyone.

It's easy to be lazy in thinking and praxis about revolution especially for those that are already dealing with hyper individuallism and isolation. Which is my case as well. It's especially more of a challenge when there's a task of educating people on Anarchist views, the bedrock of revolution is people recognizeing their dialectic material conditions, learning about the oppressive institutions they must eradicate, and educating other people in the processes, forming mutal networks etc. However class consciousness, comes from societies having to experience the destructive natures of a system.

In the case of the American Empire it is in major decline and has been for decades, economic crisis, environmental crisis with climate change and illnesses, inflation, etc. it's an Empire that's in denial, and it's the working class that will suffer from the decline, not the Demagogues or the Capitalist. The problem is that many people still buy into the Electoral system every four years hoping for change because that's much easier than the effort of direct action for some.

Anyway a bit of a rant, but I just find it weird and irritating how many people still have this belief that a revolution will happen overnight through militarized vanguard action when it's more complicated than that, and revolutionnary action isn't the same for all of us across the globe. I also find it extremely weird how some people believe the State will "help" in the  Anticapitalist and Antistatist revolution. History has shown that when there's any opposition that is a threat to the State that it will eliminate its opposition through force and coercion.

There's a Shift

I keep an eye on this forum. However I see flaws in Revolutionary and Radical thought here.

Most revolutionaries still have this ideal of a revolution being about Anarchist, Anticapitalist, Antiauthoritarians, overthrowing the system of State and Capitalism overnight through vanguard militarized action. When this is not only a power fantasy but it wouldn&#39;t be useful or effective on actually changing our material reality. It would only reproduced a Capitalist and Statist system.

A revolution is a series of uprisings, resistances and revolts against current political system that exist which don&#39;t work or serve in favor of the masses. While we can&#39;t plan an Anarchist society, because it would be a finality, a revolution does take strong horizontal power structures and planning  and proper self-defense against Fascism and Statism.

I feel as though it&#39;s easy to talk about revolution online and discuss theory, but it&#39;s takes more energy and effort to put in the praxis. For many people whether you&#39;re a radical or not, we often love the idea of community but lack motivation, energy or time commitment to craft the society we want to build, mostly due to a hyper individuallist society we already live under, we tend to pay attention more to our personal issues, which is valid. And revolutionary action isn&#39;t going to look the same for everyone, internationally we all deal with different varying degrees of oppression that need different solutions. When it comes to praxis there isn&#39;t a formula that fits everyone.

It&#39;s easy to be lazy in thinking and praxis about revolution especially for those that are already dealing with hyper individuallism and isolation. Which is my case as well. It&#39;s especially more of a challenge when there&#39;s a task of educating people on Anarchist views, the bedrock of revolution is people recognizeing their dialectic material conditions, learning about the oppressive institutions they must eradicate, and educating other people in the processes, forming mutal networks etc. However class consciousness, comes from societies having to experience the destructive natures of a system.

In the case of the American Empire it is in major decline and has been for decades, economic crisis, environmental crisis with climate change and illnesses, inflation, etc. it&#39;s an Empire that&#39;s in denial, and it&#39;s the working class that will suffer from the decline, not the Demagogues or the Capitalist. The problem is that many people still buy into the Electoral system every four years hoping for change because that&#39;s much easier than the effort of direct action for some.

Anyway a bit of a rant, but I just find it weird and irritating how many people still have this belief that a revolution will happen overnight through militarized vanguard action when it&#39;s more complicated than that, and revolutionnary action isn&#39;t the same for all of us across the globe. I also find it extremely weird how some people believe the State will &quot;help&quot; in the  Anticapitalist and Antistatist revolution. History has shown that when there&#39;s any opposition that is a threat to the State that it will eliminate its opposition through force and coercion.


For too long, we’ve been fed a lie. A lie that we’re free, that this system works for us, that if we just work hard enough, we’ll achieve the dream. But look closer—the dream is a mirage, designed to keep us chasing while they reap the rewards. The few, those at the top, have declared themselves gods, ruling over us as though they own not just the wealth but the very air we breathe.

The truth is harsh, but it must be said: we are nothing more than cogs in their machine, spinning endlessly to make the rich richer, the powerful more powerful. But if we can’t live free, the system can’t stand.

We’ve been told that scarcity is the reason for our struggle. That there aren’t enough resources, so we must compete, fight, and claw for scraps. But that’s another lie. Think about this: there are over 333 million people in America alone—and the reality is, we have the resources to stop the constant churn of mass production, to live sustainably, and still thrive. There’s enough land, food, energy, and technology to create a society that ensures every single person’s survival and dignity.

So why don’t we? Because this system thrives on greed. Corporations would rather let food rot in warehouses than give it to the hungry. They’d rather pollute rivers and destroy forests than lose a dollar of profit. They’d rather exploit our personal data, manipulate us with marketing, and push endless consumerism than admit the truth: this isn’t about meeting our needs; it’s about feeding their power.

They sell us the illusion of choice while using psychological manipulation to control our desires. They’ve turned our lives into commodities, our data into currency, and our labor into fuel for their machine. The system wasn’t built to serve us—it was built to enslave us. But our unity, their downfall.

History shows us the truth. From the Gilded Age of robber barons to the billionaires of today, the system has always been rigged. Corporations crush workers to cut costs. Politicians sell their souls to the highest bidder. Wars are waged to protect profits, not people. Many voices, one movement is their greatest fear.

But here’s the thing—they only win if we stay divided. They’ve spent decades pitting us against each other. Left vs. right. Rural vs. urban. Black vs. white. It’s a strategy straight out of Orwell’s 1984. They want us too distracted fighting one another to see the real enemy. Because they know the truth: we are more than cogs in their machine; we are the revolution.

Think about the power we hold. Together, we outnumber them a thousand to one. Together, we are unstoppable. They control the wealth, the media, and the laws, but none of that matters if we refuse to comply. If we unite, resist, and rebuild, we can create a system that works for all of us, not just the privileged few. The time is now: unite, resist, rebuild.

This isn’t just about tearing down their machine. It’s about building something better. A future where no one is exploited for a paycheck, where no child goes hungry, where no voice is silenced because it challenges the status quo. It’s about reclaiming the dream they’ve stolen from us. Rise as one, reclaim the future.

We are done begging for scraps from their table. We’re done watching as they strip our communities of opportunity while lining their pockets. We’re done believing the lie that this is just the way things are. No gods, no masters—only freedom.

They want you to feel small. Powerless. But remember this: their power comes from us. Every hour we work. Every dollar we spend. Every time we stay silent. Fight the few, empower the many. If we withdraw that power, their system crumbles.

We stand at a crossroads. On one side is the broken system they want us to accept. On the other is a future we can build together. A future where we’re no longer cogs in their machine but the architects of our destiny. The choice is clear: their system, our power, one reckoning.

I’ll leave you with the words of Thomas Jefferson: "When injustice becomes law, resistance becomes duty."

Let this be our duty. Let this be our spark. Let this be the moment we reclaim what is ours.

We Are More Than Cogs; We Are the Revolution

For too long, we’ve been fed a lie. A lie that we’re free, that this system works for us, that if we just work hard enough, we’ll achieve the dream. But look closer—the dream is a mirage, designed to keep us chasing while they reap the rewards. The few, those at the top, have declared themselves gods, ruling over us as though they own not just the wealth but the very air we breathe.

The truth is harsh, but it must be said: we are nothing more than cogs in their machine, spinning endlessly to make the rich richer, the powerful more powerful. But if we can’t live free, the system can’t stand.

We’ve been told that scarcity is the reason for our struggle. That there aren’t enough resources, so we must compete, fight, and claw for scraps. But that’s another lie. Think about this: there are over 333 million people in America alone—and the reality is, we have the resources to stop the constant churn of mass production, to live sustainably, and still thrive. There’s enough land, food, energy, and technology to create a society that ensures every single person’s survival and dignity.

So why don’t we? Because this system thrives on greed. Corporations would rather let food rot in warehouses than give it to the hungry. They’d rather pollute rivers and destroy forests than lose a dollar of profit. They’d rather exploit our personal data, manipulate us with marketing, and push endless consumerism than admit the truth: this isn’t about meeting our needs; it’s about feeding their power.

They sell us the illusion of choice while using psychological manipulation to control our desires. They’ve turned our lives into commodities, our data into currency, and our labor into fuel for their machine. The system wasn’t built to serve us—it was built to enslave us. But our unity, their downfall.

History shows us the truth. From the Gilded Age of robber barons to the billionaires of today, the system has always been rigged. Corporations crush workers to cut costs. Politicians sell their souls to the highest bidder. Wars are waged to protect profits, not people. Many voices, one movement is their greatest fear.

But here’s the thing—they only win if we stay divided. They’ve spent decades pitting us against each other. Left vs. right. Rural vs. urban. Black vs. white. It’s a strategy straight out of Orwell’s 1984. They want us too distracted fighting one another to see the real enemy. Because they know the truth: we are more than cogs in their machine; we are the revolution.

Think about the power we hold. Together, we outnumber them a thousand to one. Together, we are unstoppable. They control the wealth, the media, and the laws, but none of that matters if we refuse to comply. If we unite, resist, and rebuild, we can create a system that works for all of us, not just the privileged few. The time is now: unite, resist, rebuild.

This isn’t just about tearing down their machine. It’s about building something better. A future where no one is exploited for a paycheck, where no child goes hungry, where no voice is silenced because it challenges the status quo. It’s about reclaiming the dream they’ve stolen from us. Rise as one, reclaim the future.

We are done begging for scraps from their table. We’re done watching as they strip our communities of opportunity while lining their pockets. We’re done believing the lie that this is just the way things are. No gods, no masters—only freedom.

They want you to feel small. Powerless. But remember this: their power comes from us. Every hour we work. Every dollar we spend. Every time we stay silent. Fight the few, empower the many. If we withdraw that power, their system crumbles.

We stand at a crossroads. On one side is the broken system they want us to accept. On the other is a future we can build together. A future where we’re no longer cogs in their machine but the architects of our destiny. The choice is clear: their system, our power, one reckoning.

I’ll leave you with the words of Thomas Jefferson: &quot;When injustice becomes law, resistance becomes duty.&quot;

Let this be our duty. Let this be our spark. Let this be the moment we reclaim what is ours.


First than everything, I would like to say that this is a text that was disscused and written in Spanish, since it is my first language, and it is easier for me to read and analyse the content given to me. So if anyone wants a version in English, I would recommend you to search for a translator (Tbh its a lot of text and I wouldnt like to make a translation to English, sorry :( ).

Second, this is a disscusion I had with an AI, and the content there should be deepened, I felt that the AI was being too coercive with the ideas exposed in the text, so if anyone has any recommendation, I would love to recieve it.

Third, Its an AI, take everything with a pinch of salt

Para los hispanohablantes, o los que se tomaron la tarea de traducir el texto (Que de hecho agradeciria en dado caso que escribieran la traducción después). No me gustaría recibir crédito por lo escrito aqui, esto fue completamente algo hecho por mero interés, y lo escrito aquí son mas que todo, ideas que los Anarquistas llevan criticando a los libertarios desde hace siglos, quizás después me encargue (Ya hecha la investigación adecuada), de profundizar, y escribir algo por mi mismo, aunque esto no seria precisamente en la critica al susodicho "Anarco-Capitalismo", sino mas bien hacia un análisis de las consecuencias que los juegos de lenguaje, el internet, y la condición histórica de la posmodernidad, han dado al movimiento anarquista, vivimos en la posmodernidad, y siento que hay un gran abanico de posibilidades para experimentar, y probar ideas nuevas, que puedan fortalecer, o cuestionar las bases ideológicas de esta tan hermosa ideología, que yo ya llamo forma de vida.

Tenemos a nuestra disposición, una lengua hermosa que creo, es capaz de resolver muchas de las dudas filosóficas, políticas, y metafísicas, que otros autores expusieron en el pasado, por lo que, como recomendación personal, escriban, experimenten, y analizen lo que tengan en frente, yo seré un don nadie, pero ustedes son el prójimo que en algún momento, y bajo los ideales del cambio, serán capaces de transformar este mundo para mejor

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xc0FwQeEMDVrgO0CLetRtIVr\_bktddCZ/view?usp=sharing](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xc0FwQeEMDVrgO0CLetRtIVr_bktddCZ/view?usp=sharing)

Entre la Maquina, el Hombre, y el Libertario

First than everything, I would like to say that this is a text that was disscused and written in Spanish, since it is my first language, and it is easier for me to read and analyse the content given to me. So if anyone wants a version in English, I would recommend you to search for a translator (Tbh its a lot of text and I wouldnt like to make a translation to English, sorry :( ).

Second, this is a disscusion I had with an AI, and the content there should be deepened, I felt that the AI was being too coercive with the ideas exposed in the text, so if anyone has any recommendation, I would love to recieve it.

Third, Its an AI, take everything with a pinch of salt

Para los hispanohablantes, o los que se tomaron la tarea de traducir el texto (Que de hecho agradeciria en dado caso que escribieran la traducción después). No me gustaría recibir crédito por lo escrito aqui, esto fue completamente algo hecho por mero interés, y lo escrito aquí son mas que todo, ideas que los Anarquistas llevan criticando a los libertarios desde hace siglos, quizás después me encargue (Ya hecha la investigación adecuada), de profundizar, y escribir algo por mi mismo, aunque esto no seria precisamente en la critica al susodicho &quot;Anarco-Capitalismo&quot;, sino mas bien hacia un análisis de las consecuencias que los juegos de lenguaje, el internet, y la condición histórica de la posmodernidad, han dado al movimiento anarquista, vivimos en la posmodernidad, y siento que hay un gran abanico de posibilidades para experimentar, y probar ideas nuevas, que puedan fortalecer, o cuestionar las bases ideológicas de esta tan hermosa ideología, que yo ya llamo forma de vida.

Tenemos a nuestra disposición, una lengua hermosa que creo, es capaz de resolver muchas de las dudas filosóficas, políticas, y metafísicas, que otros autores expusieron en el pasado, por lo que, como recomendación personal, escriban, experimenten, y analizen lo que tengan en frente, yo seré un don nadie, pero ustedes son el prójimo que en algún momento, y bajo los ideales del cambio, serán capaces de transformar este mundo para mejor

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xc0FwQeEMDVrgO0CLetRtIVr_bktddCZ/view?usp=sharing


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I'm looking for concrete steps one can take as a US citizen to take action for immigrants rights now.

The Trump administration is threatening immigrant safety by calling for mass deportations, the dismantling of longstanding rights, and policies that dehumanize immigrants.

Thus far I've identified the obvious: donating, informing yourself and others, urging members on congress to keep families and communities together, take part in protests, rallies, vigils, etc

What are some ways that you might be contributing to the cause that you see is making positive changes in your local community or elsewhere?

Note: I've been struggling to find a good subreddit to post this question in as r/immigration is actually not filled with real immigrants but people who hate them. There seems to be a lack of immigration subreddits with people trying to help the current situation... If anyone knows about a helpful subreddit for this type of thing, please let me know.

I am an anarchist and value the opinions of those who reject the state and gravitate towards forms of protesting and doing their part to make changes where they see injustice, no matter how small.

Seeking ways to support immigrants rights in the US since Trump's inauguration

I&#39;m looking for concrete steps one can take as a US citizen to take action for immigrants rights now.

The Trump administration is threatening immigrant safety by calling for mass deportations, the dismantling of longstanding rights, and policies that dehumanize immigrants.

Thus far I&#39;ve identified the obvious: donating, informing yourself and others, urging members on congress to keep families and communities together, take part in protests, rallies, vigils, etc

What are some ways that you might be contributing to the cause that you see is making positive changes in your local community or elsewhere?

Note: I&#39;ve been struggling to find a good subreddit to post this question in as r/immigration is actually not filled with real immigrants but people who hate them. There seems to be a lack of immigration subreddits with people trying to help the current situation... If anyone knows about a helpful subreddit for this type of thing, please let me know.

I am an anarchist and value the opinions of those who reject the state and gravitate towards forms of protesting and doing their part to make changes where they see injustice, no matter how small.