Misery Loves Misery

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Trust fall! 🔊

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Are yOU FUCKING KIDDING ME

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Lonely Hearts, Ellen Heck

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Favorite video ever

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in life should be football

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https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarchists_Against_the_Wall?wprov=sfla1

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Courtesy Front Commun Montréal!

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Know the people´s heroines

Josefina, cuban volunteer. Antifascist militia woman. Spanish Civil War, 1936.

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May 16 2016 - Antifascists in Rome pay a visit to a CAF (a financial advice center) run by the fascist Casapound organisation. Casapound not welcome! [video]

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Panta antifa kai antikoinonikes

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Fight all forms of fascism, whether nationalist or religious.

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Aachen 💪

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Juuust gonna leave this right here for you…

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Woman interrupting a Nazi demonstration in Sweden on May 1

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“The More I Know Men, The More I Love My Dog,” Marsha P. Johnson and friend, New York City, c. 1980s. Photo by Randy Wicker. Marsha P. Johnson and Randy Wicker were not necessarily destined to be close friends. Wicker–a white, cisgender, gay man–famously reacted to the Stonewall riots by declaring, “throwing rocks through windows doesn’t open doors.” And, Johnson–a trans woman of color–famously threw one of the first rocks at Stonewall. Nonetheless, Johnson and Wicker, who, with their distinct styles of controversial activism, both played major parts in building the modern LGBT movement, maintained a fiercely loyal friendship until Ms. Johnson’s death in 1992. #lgbthistory #lgbtherstory #lgbttheirstory #lgbtpride #payitnomind #translivesmatter #remembertheT #gavingrimm #gavingrimmisahero (at New York, New York)

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