The right needs to start organizing against left wing activism.
I lived in NC my whole life and I have loved it. It used to be God's country. I am sick and tired of seeing these prancing faggots come to my city to shove their degeneracy in our collective faces. We gotta shut Raleigh pride down!
I was thinking we could come prepared to defend ourselves, but peaceful, and block the road of their parade so they can't get it started. Like blm did to us. We can adapt their tactics and use them against them. We are the silent majority.
If this thread gets enough interest I'll make a discord
It is not harmless. You get people fired for speaking their minds about you. Force businesses to serve you against their will. And most of all force yourselves from children. Fags need to be expelled from public life and it begins with ending their pride!
youtu.be/TjOEjxE1Euc Just promote detransitioning with #everythingisfluid logic The progressive transgressives will cannibalise themselves completely at some point, probably when we have "conservative" trans autogynophiles on the right pushing back against infant sex cannibalisim or something
Jordan Turner
Not everything is a glow op
Dominic Wood
this is identity politics, this is not "left wing activism" this is liberalism. OWS was the last real left wing activism i can think of, and that had people all across the spectrum united together against a common foe.
Bump. Get those faggots away from one of the few last bastions of normal people/places
Nolan Perry
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Ryan Miller
>The right needs to start organizing against left wing activism. Antifa thugs show up and throw shit at us and scream nazi at us and im sick of it. Raleigh is dead to me now anyway since the floyd shit finally ruined everything.
Lincoln Cooper
>used to be God's country Baal’s?
Christopher Taylor
i can hear the piss flowing down your leg, little boy
Fuck fentanyl Floyd. Do not give up on your home over a nigger!
Connor Thomas
just join them fag you'll fit right in
Gavin Stewart
Joe Biden here and you make me hot with all your passion. Want to have sex? The pleasures that await you are hard to describe. Love and Kisses, Joe Biden
organizing is gay and unnatural organizing requires premeditation organizing plants ideas into heads where those ideas did not exist organizing requires authority organizing only requires a participant having the proper incentives, not the proper motives organizing is gay and unnatural if people feel a way, they should express themselves without someone else giving them permission if multiple people feel a way and are willing to express this, they will find one another without organization be the change instead of asking someone else to
Lincoln Reyes
this is who u are politically opposing
>Julia Butterfly Hill lived for 738 days, from December 1997 to December 1999, in the canopy of a giant 1500 year old redwood tree named Luna. She ended her revolutionary action when an agreement was made with Pacific Lumber Company to spare the tree and a 200 foot buffer zone surrounding the tree. Julia Butterfly Hill had ascended the giant redwood as a 23 year old who agreed to participate in a 'tree sit' action while attending an environmentally inspired festival. I find it fascinating that Julia was an accidental activist with no experience or grand goals but to cling to something in the moment that for her was essential. She couldn't believe that anyone would take a chainsaw to an ancient tree or destroy the last remaining redwoods that had been standing for up to 2000 years. She tells people that she would never have thought it was possible for her to achieve such a feat before she actually did it.
your rebuttal? a post on pol begging someone else to do something.
Colton Harris
Looking at Joe Biden is just gross.
Joshua Anderson
>After a serious car accident and period of recuperation in her early twenties Julia had a revelation that her life had been out of balance. "I had been obsessed by my career, success and material things.
>The crash woke me up to the importance of the moment and doing whatever I could to make a positive impact on the future." She took a trip west to a Reggae festival/fundraiser to save an old growth forest where she connected with a group of "tree sitters" on the northern CA coast who were protesting the clear-cut logging of redwoods by the Pacific Lumber Company.
>She learned at that time in 1997 only 3% of ancient redwood ecosystem remained. She visited an old growth forest and was awed by the redwoods' wisdom, energy and spirituality and wanted to make a difference. An introvert and nature-lover, living in a tree for a week or two seemed like something she could do.
>"Earth First! was doing tree-sits to call attention to the urgent need to protect ancient trees, and they needed someone to stay in a redwood tree so the loggers couldn't cut it down; because nobody else volunteered, they had to pick me. On December 10, 1997, I put on the harness and ascended Luna, 180 feet up. What I thought would be three or four weeks in the tree turned into two years and eight days. I returned to the ground only after the company agreed to protect Luna and the surrounding grove."
>Two 6 x 6 foot platforms in the tree's massive canopy were Julia's home for over two years. She used a solar powered phone by which she served as an in-tree correspondent attracting international media attention. Volunteers hiked 2 1/2 miles up the mountain to deliver food and supplies. Julia endured one of the harshest El Nino storms, was harassed by helicopters and threatened by loggers who were felling trees around her and even received death threats.
>She marks her life simply: before tree, during tree and after tree.
