Helen Rottier
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PhD in Disability Studies. Disabled Dis-Epistemologies and Knowledge Production. Opinions are my own. she/her
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In social movement studies, we talk about how marches and protests expand the threshold of acceptable risk so that people take more and bigger social risks IN PUBLIC, EN MASSE. This is extremely important for the bourgeois white folks holding signs and building social rapport.
Not a shitpost: #NoKings is feel-good performative activism for comfortable mostly upper and upper middle class white folks and that’s good, actually. Millions of people in the streets protesting a fascist regime is good. It is good for the normie baseline to be massive displays of public dissent.
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YK Hong
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I say possibly bot-run due to message similarity. Either way, remember:
For trolls, the return on investment for stirring up troll shit is infinite: Any reaction is a win.
And when the trolls are literally the govt, then that reaction can then be weaponized via full reach of the federal apparatus.
For trolls, the return on investment for stirring up troll shit is infinite: Any reaction is a win.
And when the trolls are literally the govt, then that reaction can then be weaponized via full reach of the federal apparatus.
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Chicago cyclists are buying out tamale carts to keep vendors home and safe from ICE. blockclubchi.co/42KQ57O
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Do you have any extremely niche, but serious, ethical stances?
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Eb
@ebthen.bsky.social
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BREAKING: Pope Leo XIV is set to effectively disband Opus Dei in the coming weeks.
This would be the most sweeping internal reform of his pontificate — and a dramatic continuation of Pope Francis’s legacy.
This would be the most sweeping internal reform of his pontificate — and a dramatic continuation of Pope Francis’s legacy.
NEW: Pope Leo Set To Break Up Opus Dei
If Pope Leo does indeed approves a plan that effectively dissolves Opus Dei’s structure, it would be the most significant internal action of his short pontificate to date.
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