

Many of us are resisting, but there’s so much more in the way of organizing in the US that isn’t a problem in other countries.
I’d love for us to band together like I see France doing. Shut down entire cities just by simply being in the street protesting.
However, it’s a lot harder to get people together on something when half the people who want to help are one paycheck from being homeless and starving or dying from their untreated illness without Healthcare.
It’s harder to organize when the people who want to organize are spread out over 300 million square miles.
It’s harder to organize when historically any left-leaning group is constantly hounded by the Alphabet Squad (fbi/nsa/dhs/etc) and Republicans will abandon their guns before letting performative gasp a black man have one.
Many of us are resisting, but when 1/3 of the population is cheering this shit on, 1/3 can’t be bothered to make up their minds, and the entire system stacked against the remaining 1/3 that will at least vote for a chance at change.
Personally I’m helping network immigrants and their families near me so they have a plan of action if something happens and they need to leave quickly, physically protesting when I can, training firearms with some of the LGBT people I know, and trying to get some of the “on the fence” crowd I know to see reason.
It’s not much, but it’s what I can do without becoming just some dead nut job in the street.







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