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Lenin lives, Lenin lived, Lenin will live
My comrades and I were able to make a quick social-distance drop off of goods to community members living in an abandoned building.
The lack of information and assistance to our homeless community during this pandemic is legitimately scary. No one from county or city has come to give anyone any information about what’s going on or what their options are, while everything’s closing down.
Most of them are totally in he dark about basic information about the virus or how crazy things are about to get around here. I’m actually really worried for all them.
Coronavirus is exposing the arbitrary, cruel realities of business as usual.
Thank you @industrialcatholicbugcore for sharing this article with me. It’s a decent overview on how coronavirus is exposing all of America’s problems.
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Whenever the government or a corporation benevolently withdraws some punitive threat because of the coronavirus, it’s a signal that there was never any good reason for that threat to exist in the first place.
Each day of this public health crisis brings a new example. People thrown in jail for minor offenses? San Antonio is one of many jurisdictions to announce that, to keep jails from being crowded with sick citizens, they’ll stop doing that. Why were they doing it in the first place?
The federal government charging interest on loans to attend college? Well, Donald Trump has instructed government agencies who administer loans to waive interest accrual for the duration of the crisis. But why on earth is our government charging its own citizens interest anyway?
Broadband data caps and throttled internet? Those have been eliminated by AT&T and other ISPs, because of the coronavirus. But data caps and throttling were really just veiled price hikes that served no real technical purpose. Why did we put up with them?
Police helping landlords evict tenants in times of financial trouble? Due to the coronavirus, not anymore in New York, Miami, and New Orleans. But—and you see where this is going—why do the police aid evictions when tenants are stricken with other, non-coronavirus illnesses?
The city shutting off your water, or your power, as punishment for hardship? During this public health emergency, plenty of cities and companies have suddenly found a way to keep service turned on. “As long as COVID-19 remains a health concern,” said Detroit mayor Mike Duggan, “no Detroit resident should have concerns about whether their water service will be interrupted.” Why in the hell should any Detroit resident have concerns about their water service being interrupted, ever? Shouldn’t clean water be the absolute base level of service delivered by a city to its residents?
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In every single one of these cases, it’s not just that most of these practices are accepted as “standard.” It’s that they are a way to punish people, to make lives more difficult, or to make sure that money keeps flowing upward. Up until now activists and customers have been meant to believe that the powers that be could never change these policies—it would be too expensive, or too unwieldy, or would simply upset the way things are done. But now, faced suddenly with an environment in which we’re all supposed to at least appear to be focused on the common good, the rule-makers have decided it’s OK to suspend them.
Thanks to our trust in people, we won everything.
- Kim Il Sung
Solidarity with the working and indigenous people of Bolivia, against the illegal overthrow of Evo Morales.
Golpe De Estado En Bolivia
“The racial question is in essence a class question. Our unity is not one of race; it is the unity of comrades and friends. We should strengthen our unity and wage a common struggle against imperialism. colonialism, and the running dogs, to attain complete and thorough national independence and liberation.”
— Mao Zedong, The Racial Question is a Class Question, 1963
Do you not realise how evil socialism marxism and communism is.
Do you not realize that capitalism is killing the entire human species and Marxism is the only solution.
“Education: a weapon against the enemy”
Cuba, 1972.
Angela Davis on protest culture