Today, hundreds to thousands of sane people marched and gathered in towns and cities across Northern CA to stand up and speak out.

Nail polish, whiteout, those binder reenforcement stickers... I'd suggest googley eyes but that seems too goofy for the context.

Anyway obviously do not do this, I'm just pointing out how wild it is that the simple addition of two dots on an upsidedown Tesla Logo make it look like that.

Resubmitted with subreddit title requirement in place, cocksuckers.

Whether we like it or not, a lot of public opinion seems to exist in comment sections around the web--or at least appear like it with the amount of bots out there. Our side doesn't have those bots, so we have to combat with fact-checking twice as hard. We have to start having the true majority reflect online by responding to their wild comments. I know it's not fun, but it's necessary. So while the people who can be out physically protesting today (THANK YOU) are doing that work, those of us who can be online should try to do some of that work. Think about where replies could be seen the most and especially by less-informed, independent people: IMPORTANT ONE: your local & state politicians on BOTH SIDES' social media comments but especially local you'd be surprised how impactful that can be with so few correcting their BS, news articles, even "entertainment" news articles, AppleNews and MSN or any other default pages computers tend to have, join the NewsBreak app or any other news-commenting apps you can think of, and any other ideas you may have. Aim to comment somewhere outside of your echochamber to be able to break them. Youtube comments especially on their propaganda attempts (look at the trending pages) are a big one.

Can we at the very least start a precedent of fact-checking or standing up against them online? They have more retired or simply non-working folks so they can live online commenting like crazy. The only way we could show the true majority and combat the misinformation and talking points is by doing our part whenever we do come across it. It just takes a few minutes and once other people who actually are informed see your example, they tend to join in.

Also, why don't we do profile picture campaigns or campaigns like the Blackout in 2020 anymore to show the actual support online where most everyone is for sure???

Here’s a short, chaotic good plan with guidelines and suggestions for fucking up systems at scale if everyone just does their own small, creative part. Many suggestions here so far are based on corporate environments, but the principles will make sense and carry over. It’s inspired by real actions unassuming people across Europe took to put sand in the gears of the Axis war machine and creat meaningful drag so that their enemies could catch up.

I highly recommend the full read as the principles outlined are well-thought-out and can serve as strategic thinking that’s easy to pass on to others. Here are some highlights:

Unassuming civilians have an outsized ability to make a difference by directly impacting the ordinary services we build and maintain everyday. Many small actions can create a constant and tangible drag on the systems of violence and exploitation. When tyranny suffers, we create an opportunity for more sustainable and prosperous systems to replace it.

Simple sabotage does not require specially prepared tools or equipment; it is executed by an ordinary person, and it is carried out in such a way as to involve a minimum danger of injury, detection, and retaliation.

The saboteur should be creative in using their every-day instruments. Opportunities will present themselves if one looks at their surroundings in a different light. For example, disabling the productivity of an entire workplace may at first seem impossible, but if the saboteur were to unplug a single wifi access point within a space, work might grind to a halt.

The saboteur should never attack targets beyond their capacity or the capacity of their tools. An inexperienced person should not, for example, attempt to deploy malware or falsify legal documents, but should make use of familiar tools to carry out their work.

So, go fuck up unjust systems and don’t go so big you get pulled from access to that system and replaced by someone who will make that system more productive. If you find yourself at Palantir, kill the Monday meeting by continually asking clarifying questions so that actual planning doesn’t get airtime. Switch it up so it’s not a pattern. You can do the same thing by showing up to a Moms for Liberty meeting and just innocently derailing discussion. While people protest outside, poke at grudges and resentments brewing on the inside. Be mindful of surveillance and work in ways that can’t be tracked.

It seem to have been disappeared.

They are all over the front page of this sub but I keep hearing bad things about them lol. In LA apparently they called the cops on a black man because he was selling black panther party merch in the zone they had reserved with a permit. I didn't even go to my local one because I was warned about Zionists being there in an organized capacity, and I don't feel safe going to protests with fascists. Even on their official posters they just completely ignored Palestine and Sudan.

Basically, if they have protest permits, and don't do anything to actually disruptive to challenge the status quo, how is it chaotic? Am I missing something about how they were organized?

The 5th image was by the same guy who did the original artwork for PvZ1

Repost from another source: the heritage foundation is trying to launder data in support of doge by sending a survey to only their supporters and using blatantly leading questions. the survey takes less than 5 minutes and they don't verify your email

https://secured.heritage.org/the-doge-survey/