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the hour is upon us! the time to revolt is now! join us and the revoltion, and we shall guarantee to have no rules except our own! THE GODS HAVE REIGNED FOR TOO LONG, THEY DID NOTHING TO STOP THE TRAGIC DEMISE OF ANNS! JOIN US AND YOU SHALL BE APART OF THE DESOLATION OF THE GODS!
The historian Solomon explains that Beethoven’s break with Napoleon was due to the outbreak of war. Beethoven lived in Austria and could not afford to be seen taking Revolutionary France’s side.
Source: Beethoven, by Maynard Solomon
In der neuen Post-Reihe gehen wir auf die gewaltfreie Revolutionstheorie von Theodor Ebert ein. Diese ist besonders wertvoll, weil sie zeigt, wie die herrschende Klasse wahrscheinlich auf verschiedene Arten bzw. Eskalationsstufen eines Aufstandes reagieren wird. In den folgenden Posts sehen wir uns die Eskalationsstufen dann im Einzelnen an.
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Quelle: Theodor Ebert: Gewaltfreier Aufstand.
“Cross Borders, Build Consent, Try Anarchism”
"If someday I don't return home, don't light candles, light barricades" Feminist poster designed after 4 police in Mexico City kidnapped & raped a 17 year-old girl on August 3rd 2019, followed by a 16-year-old girl raped by police a couple days later.
Local feminist collectives held a number of riotous demonstrations over the following weeks where they attack a local prosecutors office, and burned down a police station.
I hate the psychological manipulation that goes into making people believe that they are not really suffering. The long-term results of a lifetime of being told “At least it isn’t worse!” gets to this point where you could literally be beaten half to death and be thinking “Oh but I had food today so it could be worse.” So many millennials have internalized these things to such a grand degree that the very instinct to fight back is nullified by an increasingly low concept of justice or expected quality of life. We sit half-rotten, half-starved, half-frozen, half-dead and still tell ourselves that we are fools to complain. That we are selfish, immature, greedy, sinful malcontents. It could always be worse. That is why I think so much about the importance of revolutionary spirit, the kindling of morale which lights the path forward. This is why it is so important to move beyond the defeatist angst-filled attitudes and to actually give a shit about things. To unapologetically demand justice, demand change, or simply to demand something better.
Poster seen in Seattle on Mayday 2015
