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Ive also repeated multiple times at this point that I know theyve stopped a couple events,
what you posted was that organizing events hadn't been shut down, and you used an example of an event that had been shut down, it's also been more than a couple
you don't have to be optimistic about anything, i'm certainly not, but you should get the facts correct at least
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what im saying is, that it doesn't matter the organizations themselves were not shutdown, this is not the WTO people are not flying in private jets from around the world to carve it up for themselves a little bit further, this was not even a donald trump election rally. Look at the video its like 20 guys, Im not worried about 20 guys chatting for a couple hours. youtube is a bigger platform than the university of florida at Gainseville public hall... shutting down stormfront was a bigger victory
Would you feel safe living in a city knowing that 20 people, at least, were openly organizing for violence against you, others. friends, family? How do you feel about the police?
they went from hundreds/thousands marching with torches to 10-20 being protected by police, nazis getting punched everywhere
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And this is because they were in broad daylight. if they didn't have the rally or it had been "shutdown" they would all still have jobs
both happened actually, the rallies were disrupted or shut down and their photos/video taken, identified, and ejected from life
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dont get me wrong i love antifa Im always the first to defend them and all the others protesting, but im just apathetic because ive said all this before, during OWS (which i actually traveled to attend in nyc), and BLM. Now I'm seeing the same story play out. OWS was more of a hippy happening than anything else,
It depends on where you were during ows. The west coast had some moments, and I think some of the solidarity stuff was cool like simultaneous evictions being resisted and stuff. I don't see antifa actions as being similar in character to ows though.
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with BLM we got things like the civil rights branch at the justice department, body cameras, we got somebody to finally start counting the amount of people killed by police. We made it clear that cops can be video taped no matter how times they tell people its illegal.
Estimates have existed before and why does a near exact number matter in your opinion? Was it worth the fight, why? The issue was never that police would say, hey that's illegal, and then people would say okay and leave. The issue was being arrested for interference and other charges, confiscation of the the entire recording device (phone) and video, assault by the police, or some combination of those things, all of which still takes place as it did before. Cops kill people and get a vacation, and walk, and return to work. There was an NLG observer amidst a sea of NLG observers who was for all intents and purposes, assaulted, by the police for recording the police assaulting random people on a sidewalk during a demo recently. Fwiw journalists in St louis were kettled and arrested, held on the ground and pepper sprayed, with credentials. Cops break the law all the time, they don't give a fuck.
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There was a long list but something got accomplished,
below you're talking about a strictly communist organization so i'd question whether or not that 'something' could be considered communist activity, and since the answer is clearly no imo, are you trying to just expand communism to accept liberal politics
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not much but something. But again i was saying these are liberals alot of them are devout christians, alot of them hate communists, we need a strictly communist organization and not try and take credit for BLM. I'm saying the same thing now, ANtifa sort of became a white mans BLM its hard for non black people to really form and join an activist group about black people nationwide, especially since there's not alot of black people in america and they're mostly in the cities. if you live in a small town what are you supposed to do?
i'm struggling to understand what you mean in your post
there have been a lot of liberals at events that have been shut down, a lot probably have shit politics who i would hate, some who engaged in direct actions that i don't think are very successful or useful but i think it's cool that they tried, but that doesn't dismiss the other rather large blocs that formed to not sit behind barricades and instead did direct action and shut down events that wouldn't be shut down otherwise. This is including liberals and others who threw down against the police and conspired to spread collective disorder against governance, during the election, and from the announcement of trump's presidency through the disruption of a nationwide fascist political campaign.
Because of an inherent limit of power, individually and collectively within those channels you are talking about working in. Because the interest and goals are diametrically opposed to communism and the state uses processes of mediation that are peaceful to it as a mechanism of control and extension of governance.