DannySupernova

I was listening to the recent episodes of It Could Happen Here where they discussed how there are multiple decentralized rapid response networks in Minneapolis, and today I got a response from CRRN that one of their events I volunteered for is full.

It's great that CRRN has so much support right now and I hope that continues, but it makes wonder if there are groups that are doing similar work that might have more capacity to train folks up?

Stay safe if you're going out today. I have a newborn at home, so all I have is virtual solidarity today.

All power to the people, none to ICE.

Heard this on a podcast this morning (some of you may know which one), and a lot of you probably already know this advice. But for those that don't, kettling is a tactic of containing large groups of people in a confined area, like a bridge or tunnel. It makes it really easy for LEOs to trap folks and make arrests, too.

So, if you're organizing a march or protest, be mindful of your route. If you're marching or protesting, also be mindful of your route. If you're approaching a place with only two exits, make sure your group can hold both exits safely in case you need to leave.

I'm sure there's plenty of other great advice for people new to making their voices heard and there presence felt.

Anyone interested in a little decentralized direct action and mutual aid? Tomorrow morning I will be going around to a few King Soopers in my area to share snacks, water, and make fresh coffee for the workers on strike. If you feel like showing a little support, consider doing something similar for the workers in your area.

Emphasis on decentralized :) I'm happy to provide some suggestions for anyone who wants to do this themselves, but otherwise I'm not trying to organize something bigger.

nb4: In case the mods decide this is a discussion and delete it again, this isn't about discussing the strikes. I'm not interested in posting this in a megathread where no one will see it. Lock the thre

Anyone interested in a little decentralized direct action and mutual aid? Tomorrow morning I will be going around to a few King Soopers in my area to share snacks, water, and make fresh coffee for the workers on strike. If you feel like showing a little support, consider doing something similar for the workers in your area.

Emphasis on decentralized :) I'm happy to provide some suggestions for anyone who wants to do this themselves, but otherwise I'm not trying to organize something bigger.

And can you help me understand why my partner keeps confusing King Gizzard and BMSR?

I didn't see as any rules against asking, so here I am. My friend is looking for a ticket. Thanks in advance

Their Spotify bio mentions King Gizz although I'd say they have a little more in common with Holy Fuck. But I still think Gizz fans would enjoy MEULE, especially considering they have a lot of 6+ minute songs.