Anti-ICE protesters are following same nonviolent playbook used by people in war zones across the world to fight threats to their communities

[Guno צְבִי]

As someone who for two decades has studied nonviolent movements in war zones, I see many parallels between these movements abroad and those that have been organized recently across the U.S. The communities I have studied – from Colombia to the Philippines to Syria – teach lessons about surviving in the midst of danger that Americans have been discovering instinctively over the past year.

These experiences show that protection of their neighbors is possible. Violence can bring feelings of fear, isolation and powerlessness, but unity can overcome fear, and nonviolence and discipline are key for denying the powerful pretexts for further escalation and harm.

But at the same time, the deaths of Americans Renée Good and Alex Pretti, who were part of a nonviolent movement and were killed by immigration agents in Minneapolis, make it clear that acting to protect neighbors requires courage, and prospects are not always certain.

Here are the core lessons I have learned from the people and the groups I have researched....................

Anti-ICE protesters are following same nonviolent playbook used by people in war zones across the world to fight threats to their communities

Americans are learning and doing the kind of work that civilians in war zones worldwide have done for decades: dealing with threats by organizing to help protect their neighbors and communities.

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[LurchAddams]

As someone who for two decades has studied nonviolent movements in war zones, I see many parallels between these movements abroad and those that have been organized recently across the U.S. The communities I have studied – from Colombia to the Philippines to Syria – teach lessons about surviving in the midst of danger that Americans have been discovering instinctively over the past year.

These experiences show that protection of their neighbors is possible. Violence can bring feelings of fear, isolation and powerlessness, but unity can overcome fear, and nonviolence and discipline are key for denying the powerful pretexts for further escalation and harm.

But at the same time, the deaths of Americans Renée Good and Alex Pretti, who were part of a nonviolent movement and were killed by immigration agents in Minneapolis, make it clear that acting to protect neighbors requires courage, and prospects are not always certain.

Here are the core lessons I have learned from the people and the groups I have researched....................

Anti-ICE protesters are following same nonviolent playbook used by people in war zones across the world to fight threats to their communities

Americans are learning and doing the kind of work that civilians in war zones worldwide have done for decades: dealing with threats by organizing to help protect their neighbors and communities.

news.yahoo.com

It's pathetic how the trolls like @TOP @T. A. Gardner @Lionfish @Uncensored2008 @FastLane @IBDaMann - and the rest of the troll bunch are doing everything and anything to blame Good and Pretti and to praise a Gestapo like police force.

trumptard bitches are traitors and subhuman demons.

p.s. - I'm a little concerned @Tobytone and @Uncensored2008 want to host me at their next lemon party. Not interested bitches!

 

[Yakuda]

As someone who for two decades has studied nonviolent movements in war zones, I see many parallels between these movements abroad and those that have been organized recently across the U.S. The communities I have studied – from Colombia to the Philippines to Syria – teach lessons about surviving in the midst of danger that Americans have been discovering instinctively over the past year.

These experiences show that protection of their neighbors is possible. Violence can bring feelings of fear, isolation and powerlessness, but unity can overcome fear, and nonviolence and discipline are key for denying the powerful pretexts for further escalation and harm.

But at the same time, the deaths of Americans Renée Good and Alex Pretti, who were part of a nonviolent movement and were killed by immigration agents in Minneapolis, make it clear that acting to protect neighbors requires courage, and prospects are not always certain.

Here are the core lessons I have learned from the people and the groups I have researched....................

Anti-ICE protesters are following same nonviolent playbook used by people in war zones across the world to fight threats to their communities

Americans are learning and doing the kind of work that civilians in war zones worldwide have done for decades: dealing with threats by organizing to help protect their neighbors and communities.

news.yahoo.com

So the two idiots were protecting their neighbors? Is that the new angle?

 

[IBDaMann]

It's pathetic how the trolls like @TOP @T. A. Gardner @Lionfish @Uncensored2008 @FastLane @IBDaMann - and the rest of the troll bunch are doing everything and anything to blame Good and Pretti and to praise a Gestapo like police force.

trumptard bitches are traitors and subhuman demons.

p.s. - I'm a little concerned @Tobytone and @Uncensored2008 want to host me at their next lemon party. Not interested bitches!

It's pathetic how you absolutely HATE humanity and happiness and all that is good in the world.

 

[Into the Night]

As someone who for two decades has studied nonviolent movements in war zones, I see many parallels between these movements abroad and those that have been organized recently across the U.S. The communities I have studied – from Colombia to the Philippines to Syria – teach lessons about surviving in the midst of danger that Americans have been discovering instinctively over the past year.

These experiences show that protection of their neighbors is possible. Violence can bring feelings of fear, isolation and powerlessness, but unity can overcome fear, and nonviolence and discipline are key for denying the powerful pretexts for further escalation and harm.

But at the same time, the deaths of Americans Renée Good and Alex Pretti, who were part of a nonviolent movement and were killed by immigration agents in Minneapolis, make it clear that acting to protect neighbors requires courage, and prospects are not always certain.

Here are the core lessons I have learned from the people and the groups I have researched....................

Anti-ICE protesters are following same nonviolent playbook used by people in war zones across the world to fight threats to their communities

Americans are learning and doing the kind of work that civilians in war zones worldwide have done for decades: dealing with threats by organizing to help protect their neighbors and communities.

news.yahoo.com

Rioting is violence.
Looting is violence.
Insurrection against federal officers is violence.
Using a car as a deadly weapon is violence.
Reaching for what could easily be a weapon during a scuffle with police is violence.

Don't be stupid.

 

[LurchAddams]

It's pathetic how you absolutely HATE humanity and happiness and all that is good in the world.

I love humanity. I love my fellow Americans. I have empathy for what my fellow Americans are going through in MN at the hands of a Nazi-adjacent police force with total immunity to murder. I have empathy. You have none. You hate everyone who voted for Kamala. I'm happy. You're a miserable little subservient bug who's life is a failure.

Just do it!

 

[Uncensored2008]

It's pathetic how the trolls like @TOP @T. A. Gardner @Lionfish @Uncensored2008 @FastLane @IBDaMann - and the rest of the troll bunch are doing everything and anything to blame Good and Pretti and to praise a Gestapo like police force.

trumptard bitches are traitors and subhuman demons.

p.s. - I'm a little concerned @Tobytone and @Uncensored2008 want to host me at their next lemon party. Not interested bitches!

You seem obsessed. Nazi boi.

אתה מפרה עזים

 

[archives]

As someone who for two decades has studied nonviolent movements in war zones, I see many parallels between these movements abroad and those that have been organized recently across the U.S. The communities I have studied – from Colombia to the Philippines to Syria – teach lessons about surviving in the midst of danger that Americans have been discovering instinctively over the past year.

These experiences show that protection of their neighbors is possible. Violence can bring feelings of fear, isolation and powerlessness, but unity can overcome fear, and nonviolence and discipline are key for denying the powerful pretexts for further escalation and harm.

But at the same time, the deaths of Americans Renée Good and Alex Pretti, who were part of a nonviolent movement and were killed by immigration agents in Minneapolis, make it clear that acting to protect neighbors requires courage, and prospects are not always certain.

Here are the core lessons I have learned from the people and the groups I have researched....................

Anti-ICE protesters are following same nonviolent playbook used by people in war zones across the world to fight threats to their communities

Americans are learning and doing the kind of work that civilians in war zones worldwide have done for decades: dealing with threats by organizing to help protect their neighbors and communities.

news.yahoo.com

Oh, oh, good chance some MAGA is going to now claim this “proves” that Soros is behind it all

 

[IBDaMann]

Oh, oh, good chance some MAGA is going to now claim this “proves” that Soros is behind it all

You suck at logic. Do you need me to explain to you how I know?

 

[IBDaMann]

I love humanity.

... marinated for two hours, broiled over open flame and served with a fine cheese fondue.

I love my fellow Americans.

... in a prison cell where you can keep an eye on them.

I have empathy for what my fellow Americans are going through

No, you absolutely do not. We the People are suffering from the effects of unfettered illegal immigration, and you couldn't care less about the misery that it causes. In fact, you demonize anyone who tries to solve the problem and bring about relief. Fuck you.

I have [no] empathy.

FTFY. I know. The world would be a much better place if all you leftist shits were wiped off the planet's shoe.

You hate everyone who voted for Kamala.

I pity everyone of the gullible, echo-chamber denizens who are completely controlled by others.

 

[Noking]

... marinated for two hours, broiled over open flame and served with a fine cheese fondue.


... in a prison cell where you can keep an eye on them.


No, you absolutely do not. We the People are suffering from the effects of unfettered illegal immigration, and you couldn't care less about the misery that it causes. In fact, you demonize anyone who tries to solve the problem and bring about relief. Fuck you.


FTFY. I know. The world would be a much better place if all you leftist shits were wiped off the planet's shoe.


I pity everyone of the gullible, echo-chamber denizens who are completely controlled by others.

That sounds like feeble minded Magatards.

 

[LurchAddams]

You seem obsessed. Nazi boi.

אתה מפרה עזים

You know I am obsessed. Can I tell you who with?


This woman right here, has never been with a real man. She's only been with a closet homosexual pretending to be anti-gay. Now that he's dead, Ericka needs the touch of someone who knows how to treat a woman. Someone actually straight!



Pssst! Erika! Call me!!!

 

[LurchAddams]

... marinated for two hours, broiled over open flame and served with a fine cheese fondue.

That was pretty good. When I see decent trash talk I respect it.

... in a prison cell where you can keep an eye on them.

Oh.. what am I "going to prison" for bitch. Is it for the crime of disagreeing with you? Do you want to murder me for standing up to government tyranny like Good and Pretti did? You know what separates them from you, is that you are a total pussy. Only behind your keyboard to you feel any worth. You suck.

No, you absolutely do not. We the People are suffering from the effects of unfettered illegal immigration, and you couldn't care less about the misery that it causes. In fact, you demonize anyone who tries to solve the problem and bring about relief. Fuck you.

Classic trumptard racist statement. Next, please tell us how, "immigants are poisoning the blood of America". You know that statement from trump came right out of Mein Kampf!

FTFY. I know. The world would be a much better place if all you leftist shits were wiped off the planet's shoe.

Sorry, man. There are more of us than you and we're not going anywhere. You, on the other hand could do the right thing and kill yourself!

I pity everyone of the gullible, echo-chamber denizens who are completely controlled by others.

You pity yourself? Sounds about right.

 

[IBDaMann]

Oh.. what am I "going to prison" for bitch.

You misread. Read it again.

Classic trumptard racist statement.

Dismissed. Learn what "racist" means

Next, please tell us how, "immigants are poisoning the blood of America".

Why?

You know that statement from trump came right out of Mein Kampf!

No, I'm not aware of Trump taking any statements from anything. Post the video next time.

Sorry, man. There are more of us than you

Admittedly, I'm just one man.

and we're not going anywhere.

Like a shit stain.

 

[LurchAddams]

You misread. Read it again.

You keep underestimateing me.

Dismissed. Learn what "racist" means

Yes, YOU!

Why?

Because.

No, I'm not aware of Trump taking any statements from anything. Post the video next time.

Blow me, bitch. But I DO believe you're an ignorant pile of shit.

Admittedly, I'm just one man.

No, you are NOT a man. You're a scared, hate-filled little girl, touching yourself in your mom's basement lying in your My Pretty Pony sleigh bed.

How much of a loser you are is - well - you suck

Like a shit stain.

Talking about your trousers again, bitch?

Hey.. look at this.. HUH? HUH?

 

[Jake Starkey]

So the two idiots were protecting their neighbors? Is that the new angle?

Social non-violent protest is protected under law, yet MAGA kills and hurts those who tell them 'no.'

 

[LurchAddams]

You suck at logic. Do you need me to explain to you how I know?

You suck at sucking.

Bitch.

 

[IBDaMann]

You keep underestimateing me.

You keep overestimating yourself. There is nothing more pathetic than a complete and utter moron who thinks she's an absolute genius.

But I DO believe you're an ignorant pile of shit.

Of course, you think everyone is an ignorant pile of shit, except for you, the thuper-thmart geniuth. Hey, you have Cypress to back you up.

 

[IBDaMann]

You suck at sucking.

This is precisely why I never do it. I turn to people like you when I need an expert.

 

[LurchAddams]

You keep overestimating yourself. There is nothing more pathetic than a complete and utter moron who thinks she's an absolute genius.

You so crave my attention. Everyone can smell your homo-erotic attraction to me. It's ok though. I'm used to it.

Of course, you think everyone is an ignorant pile of shit, except for you, the thuper-thmart geniuth. Hey, you have Cypress to back you up.

Well, the fact is I am highly intelligent. I'm very creative and I look at "the big picture". So you are correct for once. I DO consider myself very smart, certainly smarter than YOUR sorry ass, bitch!

Now, will you?