In order to accomplish actual resistance, there needs to be at least some minimal organization, because individuals are far less likely to do anything meaningful on their own. The article bears this out; the real resistance actions it praises required a lot of people. And many of those people needed to be willing to risk arrest and imprisonment.
Pay attention to what’s going on around you. Maybe you’re not someone who is able to risk arrest and imprisonment, but maybe you’re someone who could help people who are. There are things you can do right now to be ready for action when the time comes. I know I sound like a broken record by now, but prepare to resist.
Is Spaghetti Mouse the new “baby in the King Cake”?
I especially feel for kids whose families don’t even support them.
If you (whoever happens to be reading this comment) are someone who is able, make a space in your home now for an unexpected long-term guest. This is definitely complicated if your guest is a minor, but there are also plenty of people who are 18 or older and still living with parents/siblings/other who will be safer staying elsewhere.
Dude is/was a Baptist minister, commonly known as Reverend Mike Huckabee back when he hit the national stage.
Didn’t other Tesla models have catastrophic exploding suspension problems? Glad to see they fixed that.
So is a graphic novel adaptation of “1984,” George Orwell’s seminal work on censorship and surveillance.
Is there a corollary mandatory service for men in Gaza or for Hamas?
I’m not sure where you got the idea that I’m mad about anything.
Doesn’t say “toddlers.” Says “Women and children.”
Then why is there mention of “60% are women and children”?
Cities with large populations of migrants — like Denver, Los Angeles, Miami and Chicago — could need additional detention sites built nearby to hold migrants arrested there.
Fuck it, download all of them.
Under the bill, the Treasury secretary would issue notice to a group of intent to designate it as a “terrorist-supporting organization.” Once notified, an organization would have the right to appeal within ninety days, after which it would be stripped of its 501©(3) status, named for the statute that confers tax exemptions on recognized nonprofit groups.
The law would not require officials to explain the reason for designating a group, nor does it require the Treasury Department to provide evidence.
“Your appeal is denied without comment.”
It’s a bit ranty, innit?
Those exact words literally came out of my mouth upon reading this headline.