Is it? It didn't look like they actually did anything but make a mess and maybe dent a few things.
Yup, looks like activism to me. Effectiveness not being the metric measured.
Industrial shit is really resilient. If they wanted to accomplish actually doing damage they’d have used explosives, but that’s a whole next level of charges if/when they get caught… and that wouldn’t really do much additional good because the company probably has insurance to cover the damage anyway.
This is a visibility thing. The public blowing off steam, such as it were, while building awareness of how prevalent things are.
This is throwing soup at a work of art behind glass. But more direct.
You're right, the damage is probably negligible but there's social effect of this action. It may encourage others to do the same
Omg someone please teach these folks how to swing a crowbar
That was like watching one of my dreams where I can't punch hard enough
Also when you film yourself breaking and entering wear a fucking mask! Goddamn!
And you already committed a felony, make sure the place is empty pile shit and set it on fire.
my dreams where I can’t punch hard enough
You have dreams where you can't punch hard enough?
Pretty common dream really
How is every scene of them trying to break something turn into whatever they're using just bouncing off the object?
This video is simultaneously super hardcore yet super soy
Buncha young hoods that be down for the taper
It feels like a dream
I don't think they are very experienced at monkeywrenching, and probably didn't really plan very well for what they were going to do once inside.
This isn't going to do anything, it's like five hours of cleanup. If you really wanted to shut down the factory you would try to destroy it. If you just want to throw paint then just throw paint.
For what it's worth they did smash quite a few drones and other war-crime equipment. Lighting the place ablaze would be more effective, though that would likely land them heavy prison sentences.
Unscrewing everything they can get to (and destroying the screws/bolts/fasteners) would also be very effective. It's easy to justify replacing destroyed equipment, but working equipment that needs to be thoroughly re-inspected for sabotage takes time.
Unscrewing everything they can get to (and destroying the screws/bolts/fasteners) would also be very effective.
It would also give you access to stuff that's much easier to smash up.
If you just want to throw paint then just throw paint.
Now that's some activism.
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Is it? It didn't look like they actually did anything but make a mess and maybe dent a few things.
Yup, looks like activism to me. Effectiveness not being the metric measured.
Industrial shit is really resilient. If they wanted to accomplish actually doing damage they’d have used explosives, but that’s a whole next level of charges if/when they get caught… and that wouldn’t really do much additional good because the company probably has insurance to cover the damage anyway.
This is a visibility thing. The public blowing off steam, such as it were, while building awareness of how prevalent things are.
This is throwing soup at a work of art behind glass. But more direct.
You're right, the damage is probably negligible but there's social effect of this action. It may encourage others to do the same
Omg someone please teach these folks how to swing a crowbar
That was like watching one of my dreams where I can't punch hard enough
Also when you film yourself breaking and entering wear a fucking mask! Goddamn!
And you already committed a felony, make sure the place is empty pile shit and set it on fire.
You have dreams where you can't punch hard enough?
Pretty common dream really
How is every scene of them trying to break something turn into whatever they're using just bouncing off the object?
This video is simultaneously super hardcore yet super soy
Buncha young hoods that be down for the taper
It feels like a dream
I don't think they are very experienced at monkeywrenching, and probably didn't really plan very well for what they were going to do once inside.
This isn't going to do anything, it's like five hours of cleanup. If you really wanted to shut down the factory you would try to destroy it. If you just want to throw paint then just throw paint.
For what it's worth they did smash quite a few drones and other war-crime equipment. Lighting the place ablaze would be more effective, though that would likely land them heavy prison sentences.
Unscrewing everything they can get to (and destroying the screws/bolts/fasteners) would also be very effective. It's easy to justify replacing destroyed equipment, but working equipment that needs to be thoroughly re-inspected for sabotage takes time.
It would also give you access to stuff that's much easier to smash up.
they did that too
That's pretty rad
based
You love to see it but i hope they think bigger next time