Millions across the US rallied against Trump's authoritarian agenda in nationwide No Kings protests, featuring speeches, performances, and massive crowds.
Yes. And yes. Here’s one example of resistance work in the U.S. resulting in concrete wins: Avelo Airlines used to run deportation flights for ICE. They were on the receiving end of an escalating pressure campaign from resistance groups to end those flights. And guess what? They finally did.
I don’t have SimpleX. The best resistance groups to join are probably ones local to wherever you’re located. See this comment for ideas on how to find them. But here are some examples of local efforts.
Each group is working on their own steps for this. And honestly that’s the strength of the resistance movement—it’s distributed, not top-down. Some groups will fail, but some will succeed. And “success” doesn’t mean that a group takes some action and instantly Trump is out of office and all of his cronies are behind bars. It means that a single win is achieved that gets us closer to that goal and puts ever-widening cracks in the regime’s pillars of support. This is a marathon, not a sprint.
That’s not how the Nazis in power see this, and ultimately why your slow marathon will leave you with none to save, nothing to eat.
Urgency is paramount to any successful revolution.
Americans don’t have that urgency to respond to crisis.
Tis why you’re failing to even form concrete demands.
Until the urgency to survive isn’t ingrained in your movement, your parties will be subdued, bomb, and deathcamped.
Nah it’ll just be like “The day the world said no to war” which is often held as a massive achievement in nonviolent protesting despite it accomplished fuck all.
Are their demands concrete?
Have they escalated their tactics?
Yes. And yes. Here’s one example of resistance work in the U.S. resulting in concrete wins: Avelo Airlines used to run deportation flights for ICE. They were on the receiving end of an escalating pressure campaign from resistance groups to end those flights. And guess what? They finally did.
Let’s go for deathcamps next.
Feel free to join a resistance group working on that. There are many to choose from.
Oh really? SimpleX me active ones.
I don’t have SimpleX. The best resistance groups to join are probably ones local to wherever you’re located. See this comment for ideas on how to find them. But here are some examples of local efforts.
Thanks.
Seems these groups are not clear what more steps are necessary for Nazi liberation.
Each group is working on their own steps for this. And honestly that’s the strength of the resistance movement—it’s distributed, not top-down. Some groups will fail, but some will succeed. And “success” doesn’t mean that a group takes some action and instantly Trump is out of office and all of his cronies are behind bars. It means that a single win is achieved that gets us closer to that goal and puts ever-widening cracks in the regime’s pillars of support. This is a marathon, not a sprint.
That’s not how the Nazis in power see this, and ultimately why your slow marathon will leave you with none to save, nothing to eat. Urgency is paramount to any successful revolution.
Americans don’t have that urgency to respond to crisis. Tis why you’re failing to even form concrete demands.
Until the urgency to survive isn’t ingrained in your movement, your parties will be subdued, bomb, and deathcamped.
Nah it’ll just be like “The day the world said no to war” which is often held as a massive achievement in nonviolent protesting despite it accomplished fuck all.