Some more advice to the students ❤️🇵🇸

"This barbie hates cops"

Seen in Brooklyn, New York

In Pisa, an italian city (in Tuscany), a group of teens manifested against the Palestine genocide. The cops, not happy with what those teens were doing, and obviously very dangerous because they were armed with placards and banners, decided to beat them up without remorse.

Remeber this 'cause we are not going to forget.

Last week I received a cease and desist letter, claiming that my F*CK THE LAPD design was in violation of LAPD intellectual property. A few days later my lawyer sent this letter, seen here in its entirety.

Quit shaming people for having messy painted patches, that's not cool and the point of punk is working with what you have. I have very fucked up brushes and a small amount of paint most of the time so I can't pound it on there. I have no printers I can use and blades are extremely triggering for me. Is it readable? Yes? Then it's fine. I'm doing what I can, shaming me won't do shit. Plus, you're discouraging new punks from doing what they can with what they have and forcing them to buy from potentially horrible places. I don't have the best paint, I don't have the best brushes, I don't have the best fabric, fuck I don't have the best surfaces to paint on but I'm doing what I can. If you're shaming the people unable to afford certain things, that's not very punk of you.

When cops steal it's legal

friendly reminder that the german police made a checklist on how to identify lefties (read "a guide on how to profile and stereotype civilians") and gave it to workers of the railway with the request to report those lefties

because people were demonstrating against unfair harshness in the prosecution of a left terrorist (compared to prosecutions of right terrorism)

this list included "dreadlocks, undergrads, members of Gen Z"

not a lot of people talk about this anymore so let it resurface

(german article, and the only one i could find

if you have other articles, please reblog and add)

"Finders Keepers"

Graphic by Fuck you Baker

Encampments for Gaza: A Brief Analysis Through My Eyes

Starting as a small sit-in in Columbia University to protest the university's ties with Israel and other Zionist organizations, the student protest movement has spread across the United States and encampments have been established at numerous universities across the country, including MIT, NYU as well as the Universities of Michigan and New Mexico.

These student movements, reminiscent of protest movements against US intervention in Viet Nam in the 60s and 70s and more recently, the BLM protests in 2020, hold massive potential to not only cause divestment from Israel's genocide in Gaza, but can act as a much greater force in the disassembly of United States imperialism and capitalism.

These encampments are pivotal in highlighting disconent among the American youth as well as the brutality and inherently oppressive nature of the American system. If these students seek to bring about real, lasting change, they should embrace a higher degree of organization, participation in community organization, self-defense, and increasing militarization within their encampment movement.

If history has taught us anything, the boot of the US government will step down on these protesters if they are not ready. They need to be ready to fight for Gaza and the people of Palestine, they need to be ready to fight for themselves and their rights, and they need to be ready to fight for a future without imperialist and capitalist greed.

"Cop free future"

Seen in Philadelphia

"theyre hating me because my views are different" you think minorities shouldnt be seen as people

FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL FITTTT

Bringing some old old pieces back lol for the ootd :D

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