

It’s been 20+ years but sure
Eta: my point was the US has signaled they dgaf about “war crimes” why do people still act shocked?
Like if your vegan anarchist grandma and vegan anarchist dad were the same person.
I am an engineer (closer to toot toot then clicky clacky) cosplaying as a farmer in unceded aninstanabe territory in eastern ontario.
Pronouns: she/they
Maybe the real vegan theory club were the friends we made along the way ✨


It’s been 20+ years but sure
Eta: my point was the US has signaled they dgaf about “war crimes” why do people still act shocked?


So, do americans think this administration (or literally any of the previous ones) will be called to account at the Hauge? Do they know about this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Service-Members'_Protection_Act
Do people tell themselves it’s okay because these bad people will be punished? So it’s okay for the “good guys” to do nothing to interfere?
Yikes.



I don’t know where you are or what the laws are but this would likely count as a public performance and/or if more than one person accesses the files at a time that would likely be seen as making a copy.
Stay strong trains is a hard job.
It is no answer to this argument of the right of revolution (as expressed, for example, in the U. S. Declaration of Independence) to say that if an unconstitutional act be passed, the mischief can be remedied by a repeal of it, and that this remedy can be brought about by a full discussion and the exercise of one’s voting rights.
The black men in the South discovered, generations ago, that if an unconstitutional and oppressive act is binding until invalidated by repeal, the government in the meantime will disarm them, plunge them into ignorance, suppress their freedom of assembly, stop them from casting a ballot and easily put it beyond their power to reform their government through the exercise of the rights of repeal.
The Right of Revolution, Nelson, 1968
Third time’s the charm!