Hello Americans on Mastodon, I know we don't feel like there's much to celebrate this July 4th. It's been a rough several years.
So I want to talk about how we're making history right now.
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NSC en SGP gaan toch akkoord met de asielwet van Faber, na de vaagst mogelijke toezeggingen over de strafbaarstelling van illegalen en iedereen die hen helpt.
We hadden het al van jullie verwacht, stelletje verachtelijke fascistenvriendjes.
Do your worst.
Als wetten onmenselijk worden, is het onze burgerplicht om ze te overtreden.
De keizer zonder kleren
Een interessant interview in de Financial Times met AI-critica Emily Bender, over de overwaardering van Large Language Models:
ft.com/content/9029cc1c-4a3f-4…
AI sceptic Emily Bender: ‘The emperor has no clothes’
The computational linguist on her motivations for taking on Big Tech, the dangers of chatbots — and why AI is just a ‘glorified Magic 8 Ball’George Hammond (Financial Times)
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Bender is te gek. Check ook haar podcast "Mystery AI Hype Theater 3000" samen met Alex Hanna.
pocketcasts.com/podcasts/f9748…
En ze heeft net een boek uit wat ik nog niet gelezen heb:
thecon.ai/
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Roep NSC op geen mens illegaal te maken: stop de asielwet!
Als de Tweede Kamer morgen voor de asielwet stemt, zullen ongedocumenteerde mensen strafbaar worden. Ook organisaties en mensen die hen helpen, kunnen dan vervolgd worden. Mail nu naar NSC-Kamerleden om deze wet tegen te houden!campagnes.degoedezaak.org
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Lafbek. En typisch #VVD, principes zijn alleen bedoeld om campagne mee te kunnen voeren.
nos.nl/artikel/2572816-staatss… #Budapest #Pride 🏳️🌈
Staatssecretaris Paul loopt niet mee in Budapest Pride, lhbti-organisaties boos
Met haar keuze is de Nederlandse regering niet vertegenwoordigd bij het evenement dat verboden werd door de Hongaarse regering.NOS Nieuws
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Het lijkt me trouwens dat deze oproep van #Wilders aan #Orbán strafbaar is.
nos.nl/artikel/2572816-staatss… #PVV #Budapest #Pride #Halsema
Staatssecretaris Paul loopt niet mee in Budapest Pride, lhbti-organisaties boos
Met haar keuze is de Nederlandse regering niet vertegenwoordigd bij het evenement dat verboden werd door de Hongaarse regering.NOS Nieuws
Zijn favoriete instrument voor opruiing...
Twitter en vrije meningsuiting.
Kan ie weer eens veroordeeld worden... duurt alleen een paar jaar. Maar zeker het proberen waard.
Hoi mensen!
In het onwaarschijnlijke geval dat deze server online is en je dit bericht kunt lezen:
ik heb het een beetje gehad met de traagheid en onbereikbaarheid van friendica.world.
Je vindt me terug op
grymt@social.trom.tf
(= andere Friendica server)
en op
@Grutjes
(= Mastodon)
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Het gebruik van generatieve AI zet je eigen hersens op ----- flatline.
Verdomd interessant onderzoek.
De proefpersonen zijn random verdeeld over drie groepen, die allemaal dezelfde opdracht moesten doen.
Groep 1: zonder hulpmiddelen
Groep 3: met behulp van ChatGPT.
Uitslag: De ChatGPT groep had veel minder hersenactiviteit.
Alsof dat nog niet veelzeggend genoeg is, vroegen ze alle groepen daarna om nog een opdracht te doen, maar nu allemaal zonder ChatGPT.
De mensen die de eerste opdracht met ChatGPT hadden gedaan, vertoonden bij deze laatste opdracht NOG STEEDS minder hersenactiviteit.
Het effect van het gebruik van generatieve AI houdt dus ook nog eens aan!
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> Signal groups, in particular, are more powerful than you might be aware of, even if you already use them all the time. In this post I'll show you how to:
- Turn an in-person meeting into a Signal group using QR codes
- Manage large semi-public groups while still vetting new members
- Make announcement-only groups, perfect for volunteer networks rapidly responding to things like ICE raids
**Using Signal groups for activism** by @micahflee
micahflee.com/using-signal-gro…
Using Signal groups for activism
Things are heating up. Millions of people are taking to the streets against Trump's rising authoritarianism.Micah Lee (micahflee)
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De "Grenscontrolegroep" die door de minister zo goed begrepen wordt, praat in hun appgroep over wapens aanschaffen en mensen van kleur vermoorden.
Toen we dit een extreemrechtse knokploeg noemden waren er direct centristen die dat "veel te grote woorden" vonden.
We zijn benieuwd hoe ze daar op terugkijken.
Maar de echte vraag is: wat gaan we hier aan doen? Blijven wachten op de actie van hun vriendjes in het kabinet?
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Mastodon updates its terms to prohibit AI model training | TechCrunch
Social networks are bolstering their terms of service against scrapers and bots that crawl the website to train AI models. Days after Elon Musk-owned XIvan Mehta (TechCrunch)
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@btel If the current beta will be released, we will also add it to all instances 😉
At this moment we do already have an (signup) rule:
"Content created by others must be attributed, and use of generative AI must be disclosed.
Content created by others must clearly provide a reference to the author, creator, or source. For adult content, this should include performers. Accounts may not solely post AI-generated content."
Mastodon 🐘
A general-purpose Mastodon server with a 500 character limit. All languages are welcome.Mastodon hosted on mstdn.social
I want to puke.
FRONTEX* has published propaganda material about deportations. For kids. Happy families get deported by happy police officers. And there are nice activities included, like drawing your friends and family.
🤯
op.europa.eu/en/publication-de…
This orwellian piece is available in several languages (FR, DE, PT, ES, EN):
* Europe's border police force, responsible for thousands of deaths and human rights violations
@yun_patata (Danke fürs posten!)
#Frontex #FortressEurope #EuropeanComission #Europe #HumanRights #Migration #MigrationPolicy #BorderControl #BorderPolice #Racism #Deportation #Refugees #RefugeesWelcome #Refugiados #MigrationIsNotACrime #GrenzPolizei #ShutDownFortressEurope
Toolbox for children in return - Publications Office of the EU
Addressing the return of unaccompanied minors or children within families is a delicate matter that demands a humane approach. This approach must not only respect fundamental rights but also prioritise the child's best interests.Publications Office of the EU
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De resten van onze verzorgingsstaat worden opgeofferd aan de militaristische fantasieën van een extreemrechts kabinet.
De zorg, de rechtsstaat, een uitkering als je ziek of bejaard bent, betaalbare huisvesting: vergeet het maar. Want melkmuil Brekelmans wil stoer overkomen op Trump.
Financiering? Whatever, ander zijn probleem.
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Normaliter had ik dat al gedaan, maar ik zit met rottige persoonlijke omstandigheden waarvoor ik al mijn energie en tijd nodig heb, en het schrijven van bovenstaande post eigenlijk al veel te veel was.
Dus nee, sorry.
Misschien ga ik achteraf nog, als dat niet te laat is, maar geen idee hoe lang dit nog duurt.
Als je zelf zou willen gaan zou dat super tof zijn!
🎉🍰🎂
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Hey zomaar een ideetje.
Zullen we Frans Biden nu alvast vervangen met iemand die wél links is, voordat we een tweede termijn van Geert Trump krijgen?
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Haha... Maar:
Dat is precies de denkfout die vrijwel alle partijen continu maken. Ze denken dat ze stemmen weg moeten halen van de 20% PVV stemmers, en nemen dan PVV punten over.
Het gevolg is dat ze extreemrechts normaliseren, waarna er méér mensen extreemrechts stemmen, niet op hun aftreksel maar op het echte ding.
Wat nodig is, is geen kopieergedrag of slappe klets, maar serieus en echt tegenwicht.
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Deze Frans
grutjes.nl/2016/01/timmermanst…
Timmermanst de grenzen dicht
Volgens Timmermans is de meerderheid van de asielzoekers economische vluchteling. Daar gaan we weer… waar halen politici toch die kul vandaan?Grutjes!
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Tja, als een organisatie veel (terechte) flak krijgt voor een samenwerking, gaan ze natuurlijk niet elke maand de pers opzoeken om te vertellen dat ze nog steeds samenwerken. Je kunt dat beter omdraaien: Gaia-X heeft wel de pers opgezocht om te zeggen dat die samenwerking er wel is maar dat Palantir echt heus aan allerlei regels moet voldoen en geen invloed op de besluitvorming zou hebben enz, maar nooit om te zeggen dat de samenwerking gestopt is.
De samenwerking is er volgens mij nog steeds, direct en indirect. Indirect oa via Airbus Skywise
diginomica.com/gaia-x-some-rea…
Directe samenwerking wordt nog steeds in recente artikelen genoemd:
blocksandfiles.com/2025/03/27/…
Please read, this is important. Sorry it’s long.
Trump’s move to have Elon Musk step aside wasn’t a retreat. It was a distraction. With Musk’s name out of the headlines, many assumed the controversial Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) had quietly ended. It hasn’t. It’s just changed hands.
bsky.app/profile/altnps.bsky.s…
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From resistance team of US Natl Park Svc
500+ char posts not resent
Unaffiliated w/ AltNPS
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#AltNPS #Coup #Activism #NationalParkService #FederalGovernment #USpol #Trump
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Heb je nog een al dan niet inactief account bij META?
Super belangrijk! Dit is de laatste dag dat je kunt voorkomen dat Zuckerberg alles wat je bent en post kan gebruiken om zijn rottige AI te trainen!
Het is super simpel. Klik op de FB-link hieronder. FB heeft daar je mailadres al ingevuld. Je hoeft alleen maar op verzenden te klikken en je bent klaar. Je hoeft verder niks uit te leggen of in te vullen.
Doe dat alsjeblieft.
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Sarah Taber
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •If you started paying attention to the US in 1960, this sure feels like the darkest timeline. But unfortunately, purges against Black & brown people are normal US behavior.
You know what's NOT normal US behavior?
This is the first time there's been a mass movement to STOP a purge in real time.
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Sarah Taber
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •This is new and unusual. To get an idea of how weird this is, let's take a quick tour of some of the many times the US federal government has officially persecuted entire groups of people.
And what (if any) pushback there was at the time.
Sarah Taber
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •1929-1939: the US "repatriated" somewhere between 300K and 2M Mexican Americans. No due process. The federal government removed them from the US to "stop them from competing with Americans for jobs."
About half of the deported people were US citizens.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mexican_…
mass repatriation of Mexicans and Mexican-Americans during the Great Depression
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Sarah Taber
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •Few if any Anglo Americans seemed to have a problem with this.
Mexican Americans ran the court battles, protests, and educational campaigns against forced deportation on their own. While they were struggling to keep their families together day by day.
Sarah Taber
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •WW2: the US jails 120,000 people, who hadn't been charged of any crime, as a "precaution." 2/3 were US citizens. Many were farmers. White folks wanted their land, & got it.
The loss of so many skilled farmers dented the US food system & made it harder to fight the war.
qz.com/1201502/japanese-intern…
Sarah Taber
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •Some white Americans did publicly oppose rounding up their Japanese neighbors. They were in the minority & overruled.
Resistance was limited to individual efforts to tone down the impact of incarceration- tending jailed neighbors' farms while they were away, sending supplies to the camps, etc.
Sarah Taber
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •Operation Wetback, 1954: a federal program to hunt down & deport undocumented immigrants from Mexico.
Somewhere between 1.1 and 1.5 million were rounded up & deported.
And yet again, many were documented migrants or US citizens.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operatio…
1950s U.S. immigration law enforcement initiative
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in reply to Sarah Taber • • •Public outrage over the many US citizens deported caused Operation Wetback to get its funding pulled. … After 3 months & over 1 million people deported.
This was the fastest a purge ever got rolled back. But it still took people a while to notice & stop it. At the supposed peak of US unity.
Sarah Taber
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •Slavery & Jim Crow: millions of Americans held in captive labor.
Enslaved & sharecropping farm workers knew things were bad! They did what they could to push back the whole time.
But that wasn't enough. Both slavery & Jim Crow finally ended when a critical mass of white Americans decided they should. Not even the majority of white Americans. Just a critical mass. And it took us ~250 and close to 100 years to get there, respectively.
Sarah Taber
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •The US & its preceding colonies were at war with tribes ~each year from 1610 - 1920s- 300 years.
There was more opposition from white folks than you'd think; but it wasn't broad-based, organized, or effective. We're still breaking treaties with tribes today.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American…
frontier conflicts between American, Canadian and European settlers and Indigenous peoples of the Americas
Contributors to Wikimedia projects (Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.)Sarah Taber
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •Sometimes, replacing tribes with settlers wasn't enough. The federal gov't put in the work to keep the new guys down too.
When coal miners went on strike, they sent in the National Guard. To push people back into the mines at gunpoint.
My grandma left Harlan Co so she didn't get stuck in company store debt for life.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coal_War…
Coal Wars - Wikipedia
Contributors to Wikimedia projects (Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.)Sarah Taber
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •So it's frustrating to hear things like "This is the darkest timeline" and "late-stage capitalism."
Yes things suck & you gotta vent. But... do people think the US started in 1960?
We really forget our country, and capitalism, *started* with people on the auction block.
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Sarah Taber
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •When you know what the US has been about this whole time, that really puts the current moment in perspective.
We've been up to some ugly, ugly stuff. And it usually gets either silence or applause.
2025 is a whole different animal. The response has been strong and immediate. We had *preemptive* mass mobilization.
By millions of people who *aren't* being targeted by raids, jailing, and deportation. (Yet. 🙃)
That's never happened in US history before. This is different.
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Sarah Taber
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •That's why the right keeps sniveling about how they're under attack. Even while they're successfully pulling off another purge.
They're not used to getting yelled at when they blow taxpayer dollars on witch hunts, they're used to getting high-fives at the country club.
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Sarah Taber
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •We still have a long way to go. And it's frustrating bc we have leaders who supposedly want to run our country better, and they plain don't have the levers to do much. I'm not making excuses.
I'm just pointing out how weird it is for the US to even *have* leaders who want to do better.
Sarah Taber
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •We have so much more going for us than any generation that's tried to stop these things before.
And yes, that's left us without much of a playbook on how to do this kind of change quickly.
These movements usually take decades or centuries to build up steam.
This time, we already had one in place when the problems started. That's weird & nobody knows what to do.
Sarah Taber
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •So if you're looking at the US & thinking "This isn't the country I know," you're 100% right. It's not.
We're actually fighting back in real time for once.
Sarah Taber
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •I know it doesn't feel like much to be proud of right now, because we're nowhere close to done.
But you deserve to know- in the middle of all of this, we ARE making history right now.
Aaron
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Thanks Sarah. It's important perspective, both on the brutal history of this flawed nation and how things are tangibly different today than in the past.
For what it's worth I totally understand the, it's worse than it's ever been, I don't recognize this country, sentiment. I think for a lot of us (some millennials, gen Z & beyond) it's "worse than it's been in my lifetime", and it's not just the horrendously racist and cruel acts of 🧊 and their ilk, I think it's colored by the rest of the environment. The rollback of rights that seemed solidified, whether from before some of our lifetimes or for much of it (or especially our adult lives), everything that feels like a reversal of progress, even the 🏒-graph greedflation, all at once. I empathize with how hard it is not to see doom when you can't afford your rent or even a 🍔 (at home or fast food), your healthcare is getting taken away, your neighbors are getting kidnapped, and you or your 🏳️⚧️ loved ones are being actively targeted.
Play Ball and Fight Fascists
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •Didn't realize how much I needed to hear this, especially today.
Thanks for taking the time to put this out there.
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in reply to Sarah Taber • • •Supportive evidence:
"Contrary to conventional wisdom, the size and scale of anti-Trump protests this year have dwarfed those in 2017, and they have been extraordinarily peaceful." - #EricaChenoweth, #SohaHammam, #JeremyPressman, and #ChristopherWileyShay June 12, 2025
"... at least through April and May, protesters associated with the anti-Trump movement were extraordinarily nonviolent in their tactics." [1]
[2][1] wagingnonviolence.org/2025/06/…
[2] wagingnonviolence.org/wp-conte…
American Spring? How nonviolent protest in the US is accelerating
Erica Chenoweth (Waging Nonviolence)Cavyherd
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •There's another factor at play here, also. Not only are we seeing a backlash in realtime but, possibly even more important, we're seeing into the perspectives of the target populations, also in realtime, in a way that hasn't been possible or available before.
The humanity of the marginalized groups is much more visible than previously. & that humanity is MUCH harder to gloss over with propaganda than it used to be.
Troubled Clef Studios
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •Faraiwe
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •the solutions are there, plainly, same ones as before.
Lacking is will. Apathy kills.
Cavyherd
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in reply to Sarah Taber • • •This is deeply heartening to read — I’m a few days late, but thanks.
I’m a history teacher and yet I still constantly need reminding of historical context, because it’s the counterbalance to the urgency one feels (and should feel) in being in the moment.
John Abbe (aka Slow)
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •I think I hear you, this scale of response this quickly being new. That, makes sense and suggests how key it is to get more coverage of that resistance and especially its successes out there, so that it can keep growing quickly.
Curious if you are you drawing on any particular sources that bring a lot of that history together?
Bob Blaskiewicz 🇺🇦 🇨🇦 🇬🇱
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •Greg Stolze
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •Thank you for this perspective. I really needed it.
“My country, right or wrong; if right, to be kept right; and if wrong, TO BE SET RIGHT.”
-Carl Schurz
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in reply to Sarah Taber • • •I'd be interested in the "more opposition from white folks than you'd think" part.
RustyRing
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in reply to Sarah Taber • • •John Abbe (aka Slow)
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •Ivey Janette McClelland
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in reply to Sarah Taber • • •And they all came back after a nice visit with cousins in #Mexico.
Humans are among the most migratory species on the planet! nationalmagazine.ca/en-ca/arti…
#Immigration #Resist and #DoNotComply with #ICE #Gestapo.
Strong immigration policy must see humans as a migratory species
nationalmagazine.caZdeněk Doležal
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in reply to Sarah Taber • • •American exceptionalism strikes again.
We think of ourselves as special, so anything we personally experience is the superlative, because it's happening in our present.
This is what they mean about people who don't study history.
We are not setting the benchmarks on anything except as relates to the climate crisis. Which isn't new, either, but which is demonstrably worsening.
Jargoggles
in reply to Sarah Taber • • •"They're rounding people up just because of their skin color and locking them up!"
Yeah, like you said, I'm just glad people are speaking up about this in a big way because this has been happening for decades. I think one of the key differences is that they've dropped the pretense that what they're doing is "justice."
Liberals have been more than happy to lock black and brown people up en masse as long as they can run them through the system first. If someone is convicted of a crime, they're completely okay with throwing them in prison. Does "convicted" mean "guilty?" Should what they were convicted of even be a crime? We've never really had a meaningful conversation about that in this country.
But the numbers really speak for themselves. Things *were not okay* before Trump was elected. When this fascist regime falls apart, we *cannot* go back to how things were before.
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in reply to Sarah Taber • • •Sure you're making history.
Don't expect anyone to respect it.
Do we wish Americans Happy independence day'?
From who exactly?
From the thousands dying now abandoned by USAID, or those in Ukraine who suffer by the reduction in military aid? Or maybe from Palestinians shot by so called 'American aid contractors'? Or maybe the 132,000 trans people who will now be denied medical care?
Yeah. Happy 'Independence Day', assholes.
#happy4thofjuly #july4th
Tom 🇵🇸 🇺🇦 🏳️🌈 🏳️⚧️
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in reply to Sarah Taber • • •This is a great, informed take. Not rose colored glasses but forward thinking and historically grounded. I couldn't agree more about the whole 'this being the worst timeline' being really problematic. That's a cop out; that's throwing your hands up; that's giving yourself an excuse to give up and not try. It's showing a lack of imagination, if you truly cant think of worse things. There were times during the Cold War people lived in constant fear of nuclear annihilation. It's also showing a lack of historical knowledge, especially knowing that the underlying issues of what is happening (racism, sexism) are foundational particularly to Western culture, and human culture in general. We've never actually had a reckoning with our past (or present). To think that these issues were just going to go away quietly is naive, or that somehow with education we had suddenly become not-racist. It's also not surprising that we are having a hard time forming a coherent resistance party given how much technology has changed politics in the last 20 years, and given the diversity and complexity of g
... Show more...This is a great, informed take. Not rose colored glasses but forward thinking and historically grounded. I couldn't agree more about the whole 'this being the worst timeline' being really problematic. That's a cop out; that's throwing your hands up; that's giving yourself an excuse to give up and not try. It's showing a lack of imagination, if you truly cant think of worse things. There were times during the Cold War people lived in constant fear of nuclear annihilation. It's also showing a lack of historical knowledge, especially knowing that the underlying issues of what is happening (racism, sexism) are foundational particularly to Western culture, and human culture in general. We've never actually had a reckoning with our past (or present). To think that these issues were just going to go away quietly is naive, or that somehow with education we had suddenly become not-racist. It's also not surprising that we are having a hard time forming a coherent resistance party given how much technology has changed politics in the last 20 years, and given the diversity and complexity of global problems we are facing. Let's give this issue, the rise of violent ultra-nationalism in the 21st century, its due as the complex historical problem that it is and not get frustrated when we can't solve it or defeat it in six months. But like you say, there are signs that American society as a whole, not just those directly persecuted, are resisting in ways that are novel. We are far from powerless here and I'm really tired of takes that paint us as such.
#USpol #CanadaPolitics #EUpol #resist #NoKings #Protest
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in reply to Sarah Taber • • •People pretend that we just became a #WhiteSupremacy.
No.
It has been bipartisan and centuries old.
This is the death throws, and they are willing to throw out everything to keep it.
Nothing is off the table for them.
But everything they do can be undone.
EVERYTHING!
We just need the will.
Sean Kleefeld
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