that great picks from this weekend

It seems like the protests are showing no signs of slowing down?

IGD has an informative post up about the history of the "outside agitators" conspiracy theory being used to slur anarchists https://itsgoingdown.org/the-anti-black-and-anti-semitic-history-of-outside-agitators-an-interview-with-spencer-sunshine/

>>26
good stuff,

yeah, it's amazing seeing liberals/progressives parroting the age old 'outside agitator' motif. They even called that old guy whose skull they broke an 'agitator'

>>24
indeed the keep going with no signs of stopping, cops keep killing people, folks getting more militant.

if only we can shed ourselves of these peace mongers selling people out to the police for anything perceived as 'violent'

pic may or may not be related

fucking awsome photo. not exactly a pic but i have this video

https://twitter.com/KyleKashuv/status/1266215850148794374?s=20

>>21
the pigs are running scared right now, it really demonstrates that if the people rise up, the pigs can't stop us

>>20
I think that's actually a housing development mid-construction

>>11
really frustrating all this respectability bullshit'

"that's not the right way to protest"

no, this is the right way to protest

They set a fucking police station on fire tonight, I love it

so what I'm hearing is it's a pretty well organized protest, they're intentionally avoiding small businesses and residences and attacking corporate property, police stations etc.

This isn't just 'random voilence' but coodinated insurrectionary activity…

>>16
who knew the pigs could be defeated so easily https://twitter.com/i/status/1266214798326464513

and it keeps going, apparrently a second police station burnt down, national guard retreated…

protests have broken out all over the country it's really inspiring,
Louisville Kentuky, Outside of the White House, New York, Dallas Texas, Denver Colorado to name a few

police and right wing militias have been attacking people though

In bakersfield someone attempted a car ramming type attack
https://twitter.com/i/status/1266550361717907459

Food Not Bombs is great, if there isn't a chapter near you, you can always get some people together and start one.

The way it was once explained to me is that it's not something that you join, it's something you do. Personally I've done food not bombs – or been to FNB food shares, in like 5 different cities.

The strategie's real simple: get vegan food, prepare it, distribute it.

What's most important is being consistent. You want to pick a place that you'll be able to distribute food at and make sure that you're there the same time every week or so. Over time hungry people will find out about it and more people will start showing up.

You can use food shares as opportunities to for organizations to meet, and everyone is always welcome to bring food themselves.

The difficult part of course is acquiring food, dumpster diving is one way, but then when it comes to local businesses you can always ask the business owner if they would like to *donate* the food that they're throwing out, you can also do food drives or whatever.

You don't need many people to keep this going, One (1) consistant person is enough, but 3 to 5 people will make it alot easier.

>>6
Thanks for the info