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Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Occupy Wall Street + NDAA = I join the Socialist Party How my Democratic reps' voting for the NDAA made me finally decide to leave the Democratic party and join the Socialists.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012Occupy Wall Street + NDAA = I join the Socialist Party How my Democratic reps' voting for the NDAA made me finally decide to leave the Democratic party and join the Socialists.
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Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Stay focused on the target: a lesson learned from "Shut Down the Corporations" An incident with a truck driver stopped by our F29 action made me realize that during the May 1st General Strike and any other actions, we must let workers of non-targeted companies do their job and get paid--for both strategic and moral reasons.
Tuesday, March 13, 2012Stay focused on the target: a lesson learned from "Shut Down the Corporations" An incident with a truck driver stopped by our F29 action made me realize that during the May 1st General Strike and any other actions, we must let workers of non-targeted companies do their job and get paid--for both strategic and moral reasons.
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Wednesday, January 18, 2012
The ethics of grocery shopping; or, why I went to the Occupy Los Angeles General Assembly After spending half an hour debating whether I should support the egregious labor conditions at Ralph's or burn fossil fuels to drive to the nearest coop, I went to the nearest General Assembly to fight for new, non-destructive choices.
Wednesday, January 18, 2012The ethics of grocery shopping; or, why I went to the Occupy Los Angeles General Assembly After spending half an hour debating whether I should support the egregious labor conditions at Ralph's or burn fossil fuels to drive to the nearest coop, I went to the nearest General Assembly to fight for new, non-destructive choices.
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Thursday, January 26, 2012
The irony of Hugo Cabret: watching a fictional starving child while real children starve Audiences have spent millions of dollars watching a multi-million dollar spectacle about a fictional orphan struggling with hunger while millions of real children struggle with hunger in real life.
Thursday, January 26, 2012The irony of Hugo Cabret: watching a fictional starving child while real children starve Audiences have spent millions of dollars watching a multi-million dollar spectacle about a fictional orphan struggling with hunger while millions of real children struggle with hunger in real life.
