
I organise with @GBCLegal & @haltACAB & write about protest, the law and policing for @Freedom_Paper // My views are, sadly, my own.
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As trailed: I'm logging off all socials bar IG (I don't need more viciousness in my life atm) -- if you know me personally, you know how to get hold of me (yes, CS is a pseudonym). If you have activist legal support questions @haltACAB
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Again, for the illegalist anarchists throwing from the back, just because masking up is mandatory doesn't make refusing to an effective political action.
Here's a conundrum for you: how is it possible for me to have such low self-esteem when I share a world with Chris Grayling?
The first sentencing of a London BLM protestor took place today. A guilty plea (at first opportunity) to two counts of assault emergency worker, got him sent down for 6 months (hopefully out on three for good behaviour etc)
birminghammail.co.uk/news/uk…
I've only been back on this site for ~2 months & I'm already contemplating leaving again. I returned with the intention of only keep up with legal twitter and not going anywhere near The Discourse TM. But the latter has proved nearly impossible ...
Congratulations to Judge Jonathan Carroll of Teesside Crown Court for not only giving us a textbook example of moralistic windbaggery but for also being a living, breathing meme:
gazettelive.co.uk/news/teess…
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Just to clarify if you own a pizza restaurant you can't join the union, no matter what part of England your accent is from
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how the policing of gangs constitutes the criminalisation of friendship historyworkshop.org.uk/gangs… beautiful, thoughtful work from @LukeEdeNoronha
A thread that is worth your time.
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once upon time an old white man philosopher said "...leave it to our bureaucrats and our police to see that our papers are in order" and i think its a statement that a lot of us could do with reflecting on.
As the quote with which i began this thread suggests: this is cop-thought, state-thought, border-thought - another demand that people produce their papers for inspection. And it is our duty as anti-fascists, as abolitionists, as joyful militants of freedom, to ferret this out.






