@Jafoo to US AuthoritarianismEnglish • 2 months agoFailed Social Movements In The US. And All The Ways Authoritarianism Squelched Themmessage-square19arrow-up120arrow-down14file-text
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I’m compiling a list of such American social movements. Everyone feel free to jump in. I’ll start us off: Occupy Wall Street
minus-square@Mangolink1•2 months agoI know a good one! It’s the Internet and they’re ruining it because nobody will do anything without money.
minus-square@JafooOPlink0•2 months agoThe Internet has defintely set activism back several centuries. Entirely too many of us moderns are convinced that posting crap online is the equivalent of knocking on doors and recruiting supporters out in reality
minus-square@Mangolink1•2 months agoYou got me backwards my dude. The Internet is the conversation that’s being squelched.
minus-square@JafooOPlink-1•2 months agoQueefs are no laughing matter. You’ll discover this, once you’ve taken a woman to bed
I know a good one!
It’s the Internet and they’re ruining it because nobody will do anything without money.
The Internet has defintely set activism back several centuries. Entirely too many of us moderns are convinced that posting crap online is the equivalent of knocking on doors and recruiting supporters out in reality
You got me backwards my dude. The Internet is the conversation that’s being squelched.
What you propose is an interesting theory
Hypothesis.
Toe-Maytoe, Tah-Mahtoe Queef, Pussy Fart
Shows what you know
Queefs are no laughing matter. You’ll discover this, once you’ve taken a woman to bed