Reblog if you are so unpopular that you don’t even get an anon’s hate.
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"I’ve seen a ton on the facebooks about “thanking veterans for their service.” As a veteran let me just be very straightforward and honest with you. We didn’t “serve our country”; we don’t actually serve our brothers/sisters or our neighbors. We serve the interests of Capital. We never risked our lives or spent months on deployment away from our family and friends so they can have this abstract concept called “freedom”. We served big oil; big coal; Coca-Cola; Kellogg, Brown, and Root and all the other big Capital interests who don’t know a fucking thing about sacrifice. These people will never have to deal with the loss of a loved one or the physical and/or psychological scars that those who “serve”, and their families, have to deal with for the rest of their lives. The most patriotic thing someone can do is to tell truth to power and dedicate yourself to building power to overthrow these sociopathic assholes. I served with some of the most real and genuine people I’ve ever met. You’ll never see solidarity like the kind of solidarity you experience when your life depends on the person next to you. But most of us didn’t join for that; we joined because we were fucking poor and didn’t have many other options."
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I love her.
Love that my image inspires but just wanted to put the source right xo
This is a bit of an oldie
looks like they are about to rot js :)
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all the sciencey nerdy feels.
In this same vein:
screams
what the holy fuck
You think we would have got it by now.
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“Don’t give me lip son, I am the law!” Lawyer dons Red Square in solidarity with students and against bill 78!
May 28. 2012 - “Lawyers take to the streets with students for Montreal’s 35th consecutive night of protest”
Source: NationalPost
- An estimated 500 to 700 Lawyers protest against Bill 78
“We don’t want to break the law but we want to contest it,” explained Pierre, a 23-year-old articling lawyer who would not give his last name. He was among an estimated 500 to 700 lawyers, notaries and other legal professionals who marched in their black robes and in near silence from the Montreal courthouse to Place Émilie-Gamelin, where they were greeted by wildly cheering protesters gathered for their own nightly march.
There were several protests Monday night against planned tuition fee hikes and Bill 78. It was the 35th consecutive night of protests in the city and as of 9:30 p.m. police reported no arrests.
source: montrealgazette
Here’s an article in French lapresse
By: Occupy Canada
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