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i had no knife with me :/

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Be an upstanding citizen and rid your city of trash.

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Okay. Die ersten Depressionen sind überstanden.

Hier sind ein paar thüringer Aktionsbündnisse gegen Rechts, die sich über Unterstützung freuen:

Auf die Plätze Bündnis Erfurt

Aktionsbündnis Gera gegen Rechts

Uni gegen Rechts Jena

BgR Weimar

Hier ist eine Liste von Vereinen und anderen Organisationen, die sich in Thüringen für Menschenrechte und gegen Rechtsextremismus einsetzen (curtesy of Thüringer Antidiskriminierungsnetzwerk), dabei möchte ich hervorheben:

Flüchtlingsrat Thüringen (Beratung und Unterstützung geflüchteter Menschen)

MOBIT (mobile Beratung für Menschen, die sich gegen Rechtsextremismus engagieren)

ezra (Beratung und Hilfe für Opfer rechtsextremistischer, rassistischer und sonstwie diskriminierender Gewalt)

Vielfalt Leben - QueerWeg Verein Thüringen (selbsterklärend)

Thüringer Landesverbände der vernünftigen Parteien:

SPD

Grüne

Linke

Hier kann man an Mario Voigt schreiben, und ihm klarmachen, dass man kommt und ihn auffrisst sehr enttäuscht wäre, wenn er mit der AfD zusammenarbeitet.

Hier ist eine Petition, die Paypal dazu aufruft, die Konten der AfD zu sperren (an die thüringer AfD kann man schon nicht mehr über Paypal spenden).

Wer weitere Organisationen, Netzwerke, und ähnliches hinzufügen möchte, darf das gern tun.

Wir sind immer noch mehr.

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So Leude, Verzweiflung ist auch keine Lösung. Was jetzt? 1.) Demonstrieren gehen! Demos gegen rechts werden nicht alles retten, aber zeigen, dass wir immer noch die Mehrheit sind. 2.) Spenden! Sucht euch eine Organisation die sich z.B. für Geflüchtete oder andere von Rassismus betroffene Menschen einsetzt und spendet was ihr könnt. 3.) Politisch aktiv werden! Vor allem auf kommunaler Ebene fehlen an vielen Orten Leute, die politische Ämter übernehmen. 4.) Anderweitig ehrenamtlich aktiv werden! Das muss nichtmal unmittelbar politisch sein. Eine Demokratie lebt von Gemeinschaft. Die Nazis werden vor allem auch dort stark, wo Menschen vereinsamen. Sportvereine, Trachtenvereine etc. können auch sinnvolle Infrastuktur für Demokratie sein. 5.) In der politischen Bildung aktiv werden! Hier gibt es zum Beispiel Organisationen wie das NDC (https://www.netzwerk-courage.de/aktiv-werden-im-ndc/)

Dass ihr alle brav wählen geht wo ihr könnt, setze ich mal Voraus.

Ergänzt gerne mit allem was euch sonst noch so einfällt.

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many jewish people, both secular and religious, are of the opinion that zionism is NOT a part of the jewish religion

(if it were, as the user two posts up claims, then how could there be christian zionists? bit of a contradiction right there, innit)

zionism is a fascist ideology that should be able to be criticized freely, just like any other shades of fascism - and dealt with equally

New York University led by troubling example when the school shared an updated code of student conduct last week. Ostensibly aimed at curtailing bigotry, the new language instead shuts down dissent by threatening to silence criticism of Zionism on campus. Students who speak out against Zionism — an ethno-nationalist political ideology founded in the late 19th century — will now risk violating the school’s nondiscrimination policies.[...]

Tucked into a document purportedly offering clarification on school policy, the new NYU guidelines introduce an unprecedented expansion of protected classes to include “Zionists” and “Zionism.” Referring to the university’s nondiscrimination and anti-harassment policy, known as NDAH, the updated conduct guide says, “Speech and conduct that would violate the NDAH if targeting Jewish or Israeli people can also violate the NDAH if directed toward Zionists.”[...]

“Using code words, like ‘Zionist,’” the guide says, “does not eliminate the possibility that your speech violates the NDAH policy.”[...]

The entire premise of the guidance — that “Zionist” must be functioning as a “code word — is a flaw egregious enough to reject the entire document outright.

The language here is of utmost importance. The text does not say that “Zionist” can and has been used by antisemites as a code word, which is no doubt true. Instead, it takes it as a given that, when used critically, “Zionist” simply is a code word.[...]

According to NYU’s guidance, then, Zionist and Zionism are either antisemitic dog whistles when invoked critically or a protected category akin to a race, ethnicity, or religious identity. Ethically committed and politically informed anti-Zionism — including the beliefs of many anti-Zionist Jews like myself who reject the conflation of our identity and heritage with an ethnostate project — is foreclosed, and the long history of Jewish anti-Zionism, which has existed as long as Zionism itself, is all but erased.[...]

“For many Jewish people, Zionism is a part of their Jewish identity,” the NYU guidance says. And this is of course true. That does not, however, make Zionism an essential part of Jewish identity.

There are conservative Christians for whom the damnation of homosexuality is a key part of their Christian faith too, but Republican lawfare to see homophobic positions enshrined as protected religious expression have been rightly and consistently condemned by the liberal mainstream.

“The new guidance sets a dangerous precedent by extending Title VI protections to anyone who adheres to Zionism, a nationalist political ideology, and troublingly equates criticism of Zionism with discrimination against Jewish people,” NYU’s Faculty for Justice in Palestine said in a statement in response to the updated conduct guide.[...]

“Furthermore, the new guidance implies that any nationalist political ideology (Hindu nationalism, Christian nationalism, etc.) that is integrated into some members of that group’s understanding of their own racial or ethnic identity should be entitled to civil rights protections.”

27 Aug 24

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carolinejsumlin: White Supremacy is the umbrella system that runs our society. It is the foundation in which our society is built on. It is the machine of our society, but this machine cannot run without each part working seamlessly to do its job. Each part of the white supremacy machine is one of these systems of oppression (and many others I was unable to fit here). Now, this isn't to say that these systems of oppression couldn't operate on their own. They absolutely can and do in other cultures and societies. However, within our modern, western society that was built on and continues to be run by white supremacy, these systems strategically run to ensure white supremacy's goal: a pristine social order of pure whiteness. One we understand the depths of how white supremacy works and just how much it is impacting us from every corner of society, we can begin to dismantle it effectively, while freeing ourselves from falling for its devices.

This concept is something I've seen posted and over and over by different people (usually Black women though). The idea that it's not just that specific groups are consistently targeted but anyone who deviates from the narrow norm of White Supremacy becomes a target, which is why Black women with multiple intersecting identities are the worst treated people in pretty much every society worldwide.

Which is why I listen and follow and share so many perspectives of Black women btw. When the Combahee River Collective said "If Black women were free, it would mean that everyone else would have to be free since our freedom would necessitate the destruction of all the systems of oppression." I didn't see any way that could be false and it's because of white supremacy.

And as for how and where white supremacy exists:

I like this White Supremacy Pyramid, it pretty much encapsulates my understanding and belief of how its perpetuated and builds on itself -ultimately up to the genocide of groups that don't fit into the White Supremacist categories of ideal.

The "Pyramid of White Supremacy" is a component of assistant professor Erin Stutelberg's Diversity and the Self class. It's a one-credit course required for students majoring in elementary education at the Maryland college. Stutelberg said in a Friday statement to Delmarva Now that the violent Charlottesville rally took place as the course was being planned. She felt it needed to be brought up in class, but wanted to carefully do so.

She didn't want her students to think about white supremacy only "as men in robes or hoods or torches marching in streets" because it would give them the impression that it was separate from their lives. "Instead, I want students to explore the ways that race and racism are part of all of our lives," Stutelberg said.

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And while not everyone (including myself) agrees with the placement of absolutely everything, it's still decent enough to use so that's what I'm doing.

That to say white Supremacy exists and is perpetuated anywhere and everywhere, so it's up to us individually and collectively to hold ourselves responsible for where it's growing in ourselves, our communities, and countrymen.

I don't see how liberation or human rights will be won with anything but solidarity for the most marginalized communities there are.

How do you build white supremacist framework for future generations if the people here now refuse to hate each other enough to allow it?

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"building upon land that does not belong to you is just Very Normal Self Defence and literally everybody does it"

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675 Drukos in 90 Minuten. Denkt euch euren Teil.

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Gute Freunde kann niemand trennen

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It is a fucking disgrace that men protecting themselves and their communities have also been senteced, some given more time than the fascists hurling slurs and bricks. Noman Ahmed didnt even land a puch on a rascist cunt and hes spending a year in prison, rapists have gotten less time behind bars.

Governments do not turn fascist. They just criminalise anti-fascism.

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broke: ‘britain’s always gonna be racist, what else is new, what’s the point in caring?’

woke:

don’t ever forget, they’re the (shitty shitty) minority and they’re very easily outnumbered