Statement From A Resister – Leah-Lynn Plante from Because We Must on Vimeo.
Last week Plante was imprisoned for 18 months for refusing to snitch on fellow activists.
She hasn’t committed or been charged with any crime.
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Sally Jane Farnsworth in Plastictown, Midwestern State will need to be treated this way before anyone cares, unfortunately, but after that happens, of course, it will be too late.
I direct you to previous statements that people are too stupid to change this kind of stuff (ya know when they say don't think a small group of dedicated individuals can't affect change because it's the only thing that ever has? That's because any kind of large, people's movement is only possible with enough power and propaganda to hypnotize the masses and stick your message in their head as opposed to the message in them currently. Remember, "Hope lies with the Proles...", except as Winston found out, the Proles are hopeless...You should look to Orwell. You have way too much faith in people to unify under a common goal.)
Pick your poison - the world is an apathetic, ignorant, propaganda driven cesspool. Sucks that this little girl got caught up in it.
I volunteer for a local Catholic Priest who is still under house arrest for planting flowers (over the border of a Nuclear Submarine Base, but still, in end, he planted some damn flowers...(. Shit is fucked up, and no one gives a damn.
If you can, then be sure to keep your silence when they come for you......
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My feeling, Malcolm, is that radical political change is only possible when major crisis rocks the ruling elite. Their obstinate failure to address looming catastrophic climate change or fossil fuel or water scarcity means the entire capitalistic infrastructure is leaning over a massive precipice. Change is coming all right. The shape it will take will depend on peoples' ability to organize themselves in their neighborhoods and communities.
Jan, I don't think there is any democracy anywhere any more - except maybe in Iceland.
Phew...I'm glad we finally got that settled. I was wondering why we tracked on nearly everything else and not that. Communication breakdown...it's always the same...as they say...if they are Robert Plant, that is.
funny enough, if we were just a little dumber, this would probably be the thing that saved the species.
basically, we're too smart for our own good, but not smart enough to do ourselves any good.
funny enough, most civilizations across the universe are theorized to fail at about the point of development we're at (just about to break out into a type 1 civilization...we're a .7 civilization now. when we get to .9 is when the whole shit will probably go kablow)
While agreeing with you about 98%, I admit to being curious as to how "civilizations across the universe" were examined so as to get the numbers you quote(?).
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