spectre [he/him] @ spectre @hexbear.net

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I wish the title wasn't so clickbaity, since it sounds like they are trying to deny that there was violence at all, which would be out of touch with reality.

"I expected this place to be better the Reddit"

[Posts whining comment about everyone else's posts, instead of some sort of constructive discussion point, criticism, or question]

I guess some people just want it all done for them or something.

It could be abolished in the sense that the "location where we keep the most irredeemable people in society, who absolutely can not be left unsupervised" may not be a "prison", but some other secure facility that maximizes the ability of these people to make whatever contribution they may be able to make to society.

It's a clickbaity title, and it's disappointing to see people engaging with it on the grounds of contrarianism, I guess.

The truth is (which I would assume/hope many here agree with) is that the violence associated with the protests was very real. It was , however, greatly exaggerated by western media in many cases. This has been known for decades, I'm not sure what this book offers that would change that at this point (no, I'm not going to read the article)

For those who don't know who this is, read here: https://archive.org/details/transliberationb0000fein

For the rest of us: that shit's lame as hell

To each their own though

Idk the visual style of the drawing has some parallels with your classic Nazi "political cartoons" or whatever. I could see it.