Why is Kenosha burning? Martin Luther King Junior never condemned riots. He believes that riots happen when protests are failed to be heard. And they have failed. The government has treated folks with winters of delay and we have had too many. We wont go into this winter with delay. We will keep burning down Kenosha until there is nothing left if we have to, to get a murderer off of our streets. If theres nothing left in Kenosha then we go to Madison, Milwaukee, Green Bay etc to do the same thing. This officer will not get away with it and this state will not get away with delay. They have had enough time to investigate what happened. It was an attempted murder and he should be punished. We dont want to burn our communities down but we feel forced with no option but to do this because you won't listen. I agree with Dante, in that the hottest place in Hell is reserved for those in a time of moral crisis, choose neutrality.

Climate change wont be fought by the vote. Climate change will be fought when we burn down the oil and coal plants. When we burn down the car factories. When we burn down the private jets. And when we burn down the chemical factories.

Homelessness wont be solved by ignorance. Homelessness will be solved when we squat in the sherrifs and the landlords properties. Homelessness will be solved by encampments in our parks, and next to our "leaders" front porches. Homelessness will he solved by building up our own shelters "illegally" in the most inconvenient places for the government and the capitalists until it does something to solve the reasons why we would threaten to do such things for shelter or resigns. A home should be a human right. We will pick ourselves up by our bootstraps and start building ontop of the capitalists until we can have an equitable life.

Demolition is abolition #Kenosha

Absolutely heartbreaking but we are very thankful he is still with us. <3

https://twitter.com/omarjimenez/status/1298280478957604866

Big thanks to https://t.me/Syndiegram for helping educate people on Telegram.

If it wasn't for Syndiegram I'm not sure what my political beliefs would be today. They've helped me stop seeing the symptoms of the problems in this world and start seeing the roots of them.

If you think there's more to the problem than just police brutality go check them out. You might learn a thing or two like me.

All of these companies use prison labor or child trafficking in their production line too.

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Police are required to give a 72 hour notice before eviction can be served. Camp residents are not confident police will do that. Show up and be ready for Hive Bloc to defend Camp JTD and Camp Teddy. The judge has ruled that they may tear them down. If they evict the camps then we will threaten to set up the next camp at Mayor Kenney's house, and outside the courthouse. Elected officials, you will not evict us!

The camps are still negotiating with the city, and a new eviction notice must be put up before they can evict. We will keep you all updated.

police are on the way to 2200 parkway with multiple units

Evicting the homeless is telling them to set up a camp in another part of the city. Because that is all that will happen. There are not enough beds for the 18000 homeless people in Philadelphia. The city uses its 40000 properties acquired from eminent domain to sell to big real estate instead of helping those who are shelterless. This is a crime against humanity City Of Philadelphia, PHA, Mayor Jim Kenney, and all of you rotten landlords. You will understand the wrath of an angry population much like other cities have these past few weeks if you take action on the homeless. The tension is high right now among all of us. 40% of renters at risk of eviction when this moratorium is over, and you DARE to evict those who don't even have shelter without providing the necessary resources and infrastructure to aid the 18000+ of us! You do not understand what it is like to have slept on a sidewalk like I have. You don't understand how difficult it is to get out like I have. Your 6 figure government salaries are unempathetic to the struggles that I have faced as a homeless person in the city of Philadelphia, and I am only an eviction away from being right back in that position again like over 40% of my fellow Philadelphia renters.

police were surveying the crowd saying so far it is peaceful

police are watching a crowd outside of one of the post offices protesting.