Then do it. I never said anything about not planning or a blaze of glory.

You said “Buy a gun and sacrifice” but without any discussion of what to actually do with those guns. Maybe I read too much into your words, I’ll cop to that, but it felt like you were implying that buying guns and nebulously “sacrificing” are the solutions. My point is that we need to actually do stuff with those guns and our sacrifices.

And strictly speaking, I did not say that you said those things. By your logic, I could accuse you of putting words in my mouth…but it’s more likely you are just trying to read the subtext of what I said, which is absolutely reasonable.

People standing for humanity don’t give a shit about your political system or nation.

Okay fine boycott us I literally don’t care, I fucking hate this country…but to do accurate climate research, you need climate data from across the globe, right? I mean sure you could interpolate the missing data, but would that be physically accurate? Probably not.

The way you people talk your talk is just as bullshit as the methods of the right.

No lol, leftists are incredibly rare in this country so even when we do go out and do stuff, it gets drowned out by liberals and liberal media. Like there are absolutely people arming themselves, doing mutual aid, protesting, doing direct actions, etc., but the culture here is working against us.

Like the Mafia boss ain’t shit if he’s alone. Under that metaphor, there just aren’t many mafiosos around here.

Like I literally do not disagree with your commentary about US-American culture and I am perfectly willing to let you vent at me about my neighbors and even myself, but you’re missing the forest for the trees here. This isn’t a W for you. It just sucks for everyone.

Are you talking to me, or at me to US-Americans at large?

No? Everyone else doesn’t deserve access to US-American climate data? Because even if US-Americans all unilaterally deserve the worst, then what about the innocent people the empire has damned to a climate-related death?

Buy guns and sacrifice.

This is individualistic thinking. I absolutely support armed insurrection against the US government, but we gotta organize, we gotta gather support, we gotta get the masses involved in their own liberation.

Individualistic tactics by those with high risk tolerances need to be complemented by collectivist actions.

It’s just not as simple as “buy a gun and go out in a blaze of glory”.

Okay but what about everyone else? Because they’re not getting that data either.

And what about US-American climate scientists? Like the climate scientists are not to blame for this.

Be kind to people, be ruthless to systems.

Solution: just poop in the car/on the bike/on the sidewalk.

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What? I said “Solution”, not “Good Solution” 😆

They’re the same picture

I 100% support a general strike, but (1) I think that’s a lot more difficult to organize than revolt, which can be spontaneous, and (2) I don’t think a general strike and a revolt are mutually exclusive tactics.

I mean again, yeah, I’m an anarchist, and obviously not just any revolt is gonna cut it. Although instead of an election system to elect representatives in a “representative” liberal “democracy”, I think we can do a lot better than that.

It sucks that the USA is associated with the bald eagle because IMO it’s still a beautiful bird and it did nothing to deserve the association. And also for me, the fact that they sound like seagulls makes them even more relatable because it has an annoying voice just like me 😆

I mean yeah, I vibe with this, but did you mean to reply to something else? 😄

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I also wish all Canadians a very pleasant revolt against your government, but it’s not their day today 😆

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Nah fuck Russia and fuck all other world governments. I’m undermining Western culture for the love of the game 🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴

EW NO I like this flag better 🏴😈✊

We had/have/will have nothing to be proud of, ever.

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You have exhibited subsets of the working class, only some of which are obsessed with bullying. But even if for charitability’s sake we assume that all those subsets are hypothetically obsessed with bullying…you have not presented (1) a set of subsets that covers the entire working class, or (2) a mode of causality to suggest why this is a feature of the working class systemically, i.e. a reason why such a covering exists.