It’s nice to have empirical data to confirm what a lot of people have been feeling for decades. A lot of the work we have to do IS bullshit. The world would be so much better off if we could focus on what really matters and divide labor evenly
I’m actually looking at your neighbor to the east! CT seems to be a bit cheaper and a better fit. However I’m open to suggestions for affordable places that would be welcoming to my pinko commie ass
Oh God someone please get me the fuck out of Florida
You do understand that, when being discussed empirically, nonviolent protests often includes riots and looting right? Here you go.. I’d also like to add that your own source states that violent protest is effective. And that nonviolient, nonnormative protests are better at garnering public support. They article states the author personally believes those protests may be better at introducing change. Not that it is. They think it might. For a more thorough look into things here’s a video that’s worth your time and consideration.
Riots are the voices of the unheard. The French govt has a long and proud tradition of violently oppressing protests. Things in France have been contentious all year over a variety of issues. What exactly are the French people supposed to do? A letter writing campaign to stop having their rights stripped away? Sit quietly outside of Parliament and ask nicely to stop being oppressed? Politely ask that the pigs only crush their neck a little? If you abhor disruptive and violent political action done by the people, surely you’ve found the non-violent alternative that works better. What is it?
The pandemic has done a lot to increase class consciousness and workers movements across the globe. It’s always encouraging to hear stories of workers taking their rights back, no matter how bleak things look most days
Are we still memeing about CBAT? He should’ve done that
Not as well as if you were into it. Endorphins > enjoyment