You can't kill fascists with words. Democrats need to STFU about guns, and in fact loosen the gun control laws completely. The other side doesn't give a fuck and will buy guns to kill all LGBTQIA+ if they could. You think a fucking cop will protect you? They are on their side, not yours.
Also don't forget, gun control came after the black panthers were open carrying.
Anytime Guns are used by minorities, the right starts advocating for gun restrictions.
See also: the black panthers
I've already seen people calling for arms restrictions for anyone undergoing any form of GAC.
Could I get some more context? Seems like an interesting rabbit-hole to alice-about in
Iirc it's volunteers fighting with Rojava against ISIS
You might also find interesting the 8th December Incident on some French leftists who fought against Daehs and who were arrested out of suspicion on other stuff (then most were released).
Does anyone have a comprehensive breakdown/analysis of rojava? The opinions on what they're doing vary wildly. I know they're not strictly anarchist, and there's a considerable amount of of top-down power but they're still relatively decentralized? They also defend private property? It's an odd situation and I've had trouble finding reliable info on it
It's not exactly Anarchism, but it's not really a state as we normally define it either. They are communalists, which is a form of libertarian socialism.
The acronym looks like Rick Sanchez trying to order tequila.
You can't kill fascists with words. Democrats need to STFU about guns, and in fact loosen the gun control laws completely. The other side doesn't give a fuck and will buy guns to kill all LGBTQIA+ if they could. You think a fucking cop will protect you? They are on their side, not yours.
Also don't forget, gun control came after the black panthers were open carrying.
Anytime Guns are used by minorities, the right starts advocating for gun restrictions.
See also: the black panthers
I've already seen people calling for arms restrictions for anyone undergoing any form of GAC.
Could I get some more context? Seems like an interesting rabbit-hole to alice-about in
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Revolutionary_People%27s_Guerrilla_Forces?wprov=sfla1
One year of operation.
Iirc it's volunteers fighting with Rojava against ISIS
You might also find interesting the 8th December Incident on some French leftists who fought against Daehs and who were arrested out of suspicion on other stuff (then most were released).
Does anyone have a comprehensive breakdown/analysis of rojava? The opinions on what they're doing vary wildly. I know they're not strictly anarchist, and there's a considerable amount of of top-down power but they're still relatively decentralized? They also defend private property? It's an odd situation and I've had trouble finding reliable info on it
It's not exactly Anarchism, but it's not really a state as we normally define it either. They are communalists, which is a form of libertarian socialism.
The acronym looks like Rick Sanchez trying to order tequila.