Virginia went the way it did in no small part to the students who stood that night. A small handful of people that had the bravery to be willing to change a world going wrong. I love you.
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It's also funny how you're espousing to know anarchist principles while failing to respect survivors and the principle of local autonomy.
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You're not picking up the hint that you are speaking for people I know who hate this shit and are choosing to remain anonymous because of repression from local dems
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You: *claims to know people who live there* Me: *actually lives and organizes here* Almost 100% of radicals here supported Nikuyah Walker's campaign, even non-voting anarchists.
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Seeing as majority of radicals from A11/A12 people cant publicly identify themselves w/o risking the coming federal crackdown, say whatever tf you want and shame me or whatever. Watch who you speak for locally is all I'm saying.
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Point to the place where I said anything about anyone being at that statue to help a Democratic win. I'll wait.
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"Virginia went the way it did in no small part to the students who stood that night." Im done, not goin to war with a twitter celeb. Local peeps know whats up, it was wrong of you to link these events.
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Yeah, it's wrong of me to point out the factual matter that many campaign ads and articles used images from the event in the weeks leading up to the election.
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And I am a local. So explain your erasure. So very anarchist of you to erase local trans women of color in the fight. You must really know locals, they'd be so down with that.
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I quite simply think that its fucked to use people who fought in A11/A12 as subjects of an election celebration. Cville organizers who defended that town include a huge number of anti electoral radicals.
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