"Soft aggression" is the tools people use to improve the environment around you, and can help you build a workplace that takes a firm position against ICE.

Look up "weakening the dam" "work to rule" and follow the @saciww to learn more about workplace organizing and the tools that come with it.

Sometimes, Roundup doesn't make it off the truck at your local ace hardware. Sometimes you have a mock car-accident outside the driveway and waste time waiting to file a report. Chains break with kitty litter and tires fail on spilled oil. You get the drift.

Malicious compliance has a long and beautiful history in insurrection, rebellion and even sabotage. In a rank and file union, malicious compliance can be used as a form of "soft aggression" by a group of workers, against the management, to gain control of the workplace for those who work there.

Out of support, or perhaps out of fear for being the guy to rip the mural for Keith Porter, JR during the vigil for him in Sacramento, the officer makes a pretend attempt at cleaning the alleged vandalism and announces his surrender. As an act of support, this would be called
"malicious compliance."

fascinating how commodification, exploitation, & the violation of consent all seem to be intertwined with capitalism.

someone should write something about this.

"Oh but it takes time to review all those applications! Surely that is valuable!"

I'm sure a landlord can find the time between not repairing and maintaining their properties to spam the reject button.

This is literally an infinite free money glitch if your property is in a major city.

Riot police eventually pushed off the demo last night. Noise demos around the metro area including downtown have been a feature of the protest movement lately. unicornriot.ninja/2026/large-n...

Don't worry sis I have a hammer.

Me when I cut my gums on a Dorito shard:

I am bleeding internally