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California ‘Class Traitor’ Tom Steyer Wants to Tax His Fellow Billionaires
(www.bloomberg.com)
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Your ignorance is showing.
See, I live in Minneapolis. I was a rapid responder. I attended Renee's vigil. I'm a member of multiple groups and participated in the direct democracy which planned the Jan 23rd and May 1st strikes. I'm one of the anarchist "terrorists" Trump wants to crack down on.
Rapid response groups were forming in November as ICE presence was ramping up pre Metro Surge. By the time I was a rapid responder, my hyperlocal neighborhood chat had over 3000 people in it, and that was weeks before Renee's murder. Renee was a rapid responder, murdered in cold blood for resisting fascists. Alex was an average citizen, simply trying to help a neighbor and deescalate the situation. We prevented abductions. We scared the pants off of the Trump administration, which is why they drew down. We're still resisting to this day until ICE is abolished. During the crisis, people travelled to Minneapolis to learn how we were resisting. Now that we're no longer in crisis mode, people are traveling to every major city in the country to teach people how we did it.
Edit: as for fighting billionaires, our movement officially adopted the slogan "No ICE, No War, No Billionaires". Our general strike in January was so effective that basically every major corporation in Minnesota signed a letter to the president to draw down.
I am desperately wanting to believe you ... but how can I address my "ignorance" when there is no evidence of anything you are saying?
I get that mainstream media is ignoring this type of movement but there has to be a bit more than "trust me bro"
Most of this stuff is not getting the attention of mainstream news. The only reason I know about a lot of this stuff is because I saw it myself. Here's a couple links anyway:
Thanks for the links