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workingclasshistory:

On this day, 30 December 1930 Indigenous workers on the Pesillo hacienda in the northern Ecuadorian highlands went on strike and were joined by others working nearby, demanding better pay and conditions. They attacked the main hacienda house and forced local officials to flee. The government sent in troops to arrest strike leaders and destroy their houses, but the workers held firm and won concessions. More importantly it helped spark a wave of rural protest in the country.
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brendanicus:

Gee I wonder how people are going to respond to being told they can’t go to parties and see family and friends by the government on one hand and being told they have to go to work every day including if they’re literally infected on the other. It’s almost as if America’s public health agencies and politicians have zero fucking credibility left.

horrificsource:

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974), dir. Tobe Hooper

tonysoprano144p:

tonysoprano144p:

gogogogo ah ah ah ah ah ah

al has the right idea

brody75:

StageFright (1987)

johnny-dynamo:

Evil Dead by  Peter Panayis

rozunderpressure:

tonysopranobignaturals-deactiva:

lol

The USA really takes Copyright Infringement seriously…

draculasdaughter:

Xanadú, Calpe, Spain by Ricardo Bofill. // She Killed in Ecstasy, Jesús Franco, 1971. // Countess Perverse, Jesús Franco, 1974. // Wicked Memoirs of Eugenie, Jesús Franco, 1980.