• SreudianFlip@sh.itjust.works
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    18 hours ago

    Multiple fronts required. No one action will be the solution. Vote to establish legitimacy. Protest to register dissent. Civic pressure to demonstrate conviction and organization. Fringe ‘performative’ resistance to sow sone unrest and uncertainty and maybe inspire. Some violence fir fear, mostly aimed at inanimates. In the street security details, like minneapolis.

    And most importantly, daily microresistance and malicious compliance, sabotage, redirection, and education.

    • wheezy@lemmy.ml
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      16 hours ago

      Agree completely. I am just shocked at the amount of people that stop after your first bullet point.

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        15 hours ago

        the overwhelming majority of the country lives paycheck to paycheck or is otherwise one accident away from destitution

        keeping people just on that edge of survival but not literally starving acts as great tool for keeping the poors inline, has been the US’s bread and butter for many decades now

    • bearboiblake@pawb.social
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      16 hours ago

      My take on what is likely necessary to end fascism:

      • Voting - mostly a distraction, but some harm reduction
      • Protesting - useful to build organization and networking
      • Armed passive resistance - most important right now, to demonstrate that the state’s monopoly on violence is not absolute
      • Militant groups undertaking targeted sabotage and assassination
      • Building alternatives to the capitalist system
      • Insurrection; uprising; civil war