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[Baldy]

[Gil Dobie]

[UNI88]

I apologize if this has been posted and I missed it ...

[AZGrizFan]

What a phenomenal video. Thanks, 88.

[UNI88]

What a phenomenal video. Thanks, 88.

Racism absolutely exists but the extent of systemic racism is debatable. Unfortunately, anyone who questions it risks being called a racist or Uncle Tom.

[BDKJMU]

Inside CHAZ or CHOP or whatever they call it now:

[UNI88]

Don’t Listen to Fox. Here’s What’s Really Going On in Seattle’s Protest Zone.

What’s happening in these four blocks that shook the world is indeed an occupation, but it looks nothing like the “totalitarian takeover” touted on the conservative network.

What’s going on in these four blocks that shook the world is indeed an occupation, but it looks nothing like the conquista touted on Fox. It’s also the “block party” that Mayor Jenny Durkan has compared it to, to gleeful jeers from Fox commentators. And it’s other things as well—a protean, issue-focused but conceptually sprawling formative community, at once silly and serious, spontaneous and disciplined. Over the course of two evenings and an afternoon in the zone (plus a night observing a police/protest showdown there the week before), it seemed by turns like a commune (as in Paris 1871), an anarcho-syndicalist and small-L libertarian dream, a ’60s-style teach-in, a street fair and street market, a campout and weekend party, a poetry slam and pilgrimage, a school service day, a mass healing circle, a humbler urban version of Burning Man, and of course a protest rally.

[HI54UNI]

[AZGrizFan]

Don’t Listen to Fox. Here’s What’s Really Going On in Seattle’s Protest Zone.

What’s happening in these four blocks that shook the world is indeed an occupation, but it looks nothing like the “totalitarian takeover” touted on the conservative network.

What’s going on in these four blocks that shook the world is indeed an occupation, but it looks nothing like the conquista touted on Fox. It’s also the “block party” that Mayor Jenny Durkan has compared it to, to gleeful jeers from Fox commentators. And it’s other things as well—a protean, issue-focused but conceptually sprawling formative community, at once silly and serious, spontaneous and disciplined. Over the course of two evenings and an afternoon in the zone (plus a night observing a police/protest showdown there the week before), it seemed by turns like a commune (as in Paris 1871), an anarcho-syndicalist and small-L libertarian dream, a ’60s-style teach-in, a street fair and street market, a campout and weekend party, a poetry slam and pilgrimage, a school service day, a mass healing circle, a humbler urban version of Burning Man, and of course a protest rally.

I don't listen to Fox. But I do see dozens and dozens of tweets of videos from the area. It don't look like no street fair.

[SeattleGriz]

Don’t Listen to Fox. Here’s What’s Really Going On in Seattle’s Protest Zone.

What’s happening in these four blocks that shook the world is indeed an occupation, but it looks nothing like the “totalitarian takeover” touted on the conservative network.

I don't listen to Fox. But I do see dozens and dozens of tweets of videos from the area. It don't look like no street fair.

I have a friend who walked through there and she said it felt like a typical hippie festival, but admitted to being a little apprehensive and not waiting until night.

I love how Russia Collusion is still a FACT, but CHOP is 100% peaceful.

[UNI88]

I don't listen to Fox. But I do see dozens and dozens of tweets of videos from the area. It don't look like no street fair.

I have a friend who walked through there and she said it felt like a typical hippie festival, but admitted to being a little apprehensive and not waiting until night.

I love how Russia Collusion is still a FACT, but CHOP is 100% peaceful.

The truth is usually somewhere in the middle. Like the articles says, CHAZ/CHOP probably has lot of different elements depending on the situation and time of day. I wouldn't walk through it period because someone might ask my opinion and I could put myself in physical danger by giving it. What happened with Russia was sleezy in my opinion but not collusion.

[SeattleGriz]

I have a friend who walked through there and she said it felt like a typical hippie festival, but admitted to being a little apprehensive and not waiting until night.

I love how Russia Collusion is still a FACT, but CHOP is 100% peaceful.

The truth is usually somewhere in the middle. Like the articles says, CHAZ/CHOP probably has lot of different elements depending on the situation and time of day. I wouldn't walk through it period because someone might ask my opinion and I could put myself in physical danger by giving it. What happened with Russia was sleezy in my opinion but not collusion.

I get the somewhere in the middle part.

Out of curiosity, what was sleazy about Russia Collusion in your opinion? Just trying to get an understanding of what you believe happened. See how far off we are. An experiment.

[Baldy]

[Baldy]

[CID1990]

Fuck off! We’re the Judaean People’s Front!


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[SDHornet]

[CitadelGrad]

Gotta say that you have a point.

Yeah, a really ridiculous point.

There is a difference between destroying imagery of a contemporary tyrant and attempting to erase a nation's history and culture.

[Gil Dobie]

[SDHornet]

[kalm]

Gotta say that you have a point.

Yeah, a really ridiculous point.

There is a difference between destroying imagery of a contemporary tyrant and attempting to erase a nation's history and culture.

So what’s the statute of limitations?

[Baldy]

Yeah, a really ridiculous point.

There is a difference between destroying imagery of a contemporary tyrant and attempting to erase a nation's history and culture.

So what’s the statute of limitations?

That would have been a lot more funny if you had said statue of limitations.

But at least you spelled it right.

[Winterborn]

[Winterborn]

[CitadelGrad]

Yeah, a really ridiculous point.

There is a difference between destroying imagery of a contemporary tyrant and attempting to erase a nation's history and culture.

So what’s the statute of limitations?

Ask the Jacobins, Bolsheviks, and Mao's cultural revolutionaries.

[kalm]

So what’s the statute of limitations?

That would have been a lot more funny if you had said statue of limitations.

But at least you spelled it right.

Hot damn, Baldy! You’re absolutely right!