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Apr 19

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ultrafacts:
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infectedwithnyanites:
“ stone-fruit-femme:
“ stone-fruit-femme:
“listen my dude…. reagan.
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Oh and more than 30k have died our government is underreporting tolls to hide the true figures.
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infectedwithnyanites:

stone-fruit-femme:

stone-fruit-femme:

listen my dude…. reagan.

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Oh and more than 30k have died our government is underreporting tolls to hide the true figures.

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Anonymous asked: Could you recommend some anti-police literature for a newbie?

kropotkindersurprise:

kropotkindersurprise:

kropotkindersurprise:

This [link] has a really good collection of articles on alternatives to police and how to create a world without police.

Here are some more articles and books:

The police: the case against - Polite Ire

Rebellion against police violence - toward community defense, dual power and revolution - First of May Anarchist Alliance

Stop kidding yourself: the police were created to control working class and poor people - Sam Mitrani

Our Enemies in Blue - Kristian Williams

Kropotkin - Law & Authority

Angela Davis - Are Prisons Obsolete?

Foucault - Discipline and Punish; the Birth of the Prison

Communique from an Ex-Cop - Christopher Dorner

Who Needs Fascists When There Are Police? - Reflections on the Anti-Fascist Mobilization in Portland of August 4

The Thin Blue Line is a Burning Fuse - Why Every Struggle Is Now a Struggle against the Police

Slave Patrols and Civil Servants - A History of Policing in Two Modes

Cameras Everywhere, Safety Nowhere: Why Police Body Cameras Won’t Make Us Safer

Seven Myths About the Police

The Two Faces of Fascism: How Police Are Complicit in the Rise of Fascism

“Dear Citizens, This Is Your Police”: In Praise of the Police-Free Zone in Hamburg

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philosophybitmaps:
““Think for yourself, and let others enjoy the privilege to do so, too.” – Voltaire, Treatise on Tolerance
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philosophybitmaps:

“Think for yourself, and let others enjoy the privilege to do so, too.” – Voltaire, Treatise on Tolerance

'What we thought we knew, we don't know,' doctors say of COVID-19 -

(Source: dailykos.com, via merelygifted)

workingclasshistory:
“On this day, 19 April 1882, hundreds of women, men and children fought police on the mountainous Isle of Skye in northwest Scotland. It was the start of a widespread land revolt that required a military invasion to restore...

workingclasshistory:

On this day, 19 April 1882, hundreds of women, men and children fought police on the mountainous Isle of Skye in northwest Scotland. It was the start of a widespread land revolt that required a military invasion to restore order.
In 1865 a landowner let out Ben Lee hill to a sheep farmer. It was a devastating blow for his already impoverished tenants, who traditionally had local grazing rights. For 15 years they stoically endured the confiscation of their grazing rights, but when the sheep farm’s lease expired, they petitioned the landlord to reinstate them for a fair rent.
When the petition went ignored, the crofters declared a rent strike and drove their animals onto the hill in violation of the law. So the sheriff’s office delivered eviction notices to some of the most senior and troublesome tenants. Sheriffs were met by a jeering mob of 150 women, men, and children who burned the eviction notices and chased them off.
So on April 19 the Sheriff returned with his own officers plus police from Glasgow. They marched into the Braes and seized prisoners in Balmeanach. The crofters, initially taken by surprise, soon ran from their homes and fields carrying whatever weapons they could find. In heavy wind and rain, the crofters began to chuck stones, while others attacked with branches and agricultural tools. The police baton-charged unsuccessfully and soon they too resorted to hurling stones.
A local journalist described how “Stones were coming down like hail, while huge boulders were hurled down… Here and there a constable might be seen actually bending under the pressure of a well-directed boulder, losing his footing, and rolling down the hill, followed by scores of missiles.”
Eventually the exhausted police had to flee with just five prisoners, but the revolt spread and was only quelled by warships and hundreds of troops over two years later.
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