Happy birthday Friedrich Engels!

That's it, help me interfere in this foreign election, Bingus MUST win!

SolarLiberalism

Compiled Zines From the 2020 Uprising

Titles Included at the time of writing:

— How It Might Should Be Done
—On Black Leadership and Other White Myths
— Stealing Away in America
—Theses on the George Floyd Rebellion
— The Rise Of Black Counter-Insurgency
— The Return of John-Brown
— Black Liberal, Your Time Is Up
— Life, War, & Politics: After The George Floyd Rebellion
— Counterinsurgency: Dousing the Flames of Minneapolis
— What Will It Take to Stop the Police from Killing?
— This Is Anarchy
— The Siege Of The Third Precinct
— Be Water, Set Fire
— A Letter From Minneapolis
— The Healing Power Of A Precinct On Fire
— A Mask & A Target Cart
— Thunderous Graveyard Affirmations
— Welcome To The Party
— Rhythm & Ritual
— Acrid Vol. 1
— At The Wendy’s
— Cars, Riots, & Black Liberation
— Notes From The Rockford Rebellion
— Representation & Power

#zines

Guess missiles have a better profit margin than clean water.
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Today, December 2, marks 161 years since the death of John Brown, one of the baddest motherfuckers to ever walk West Virginia's soil.

Glory, glory, hallelujah! His soul goes marching on!

Lmao, I literally thought this while watching his comments.

So, as someone who follows a lot of Solarpunk stuff, I would like to take a minute to address the increasingly widespread notion that Solarpunk is apolitical. All aesthetics are political, as they all make comments on materialism and traditionalism, deliberately or not. Additionally, Solarpunk is a genre of speculative fiction. Speculative fiction, by definition, presents a vision of the future. It makes statements about the values of that future. Solarpunk's character is decidedly inclusive, environmentalist, and, as is often overlooked, anti-capitalist, and the image of the future it presents reflects that.