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disability. anarchism. possibly a cat, but probably not. white. lumpenprole. autistic & adhd, chronically ill, fat, queer (they/she)
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Disabled Anarchist @disabledanarchist.bsky.social · Dec 10
This account unapologetically supports drug users, and harm reduction. Let people safely do their drugs!

This is your cue to block me if you don't like the above.
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UNIONS ANNOUNCE HISTORIC TWIN CITIES RENT STRIKE, DEMANDING EVICTION MORATORIUM AND $50 MILLION RENT RELIEF Minneapolis, MN- Today labor and tenant unions in Minneapolis and St. Paul announced a March 1 rent strike drive, calling on Minnesota Governor Tim Walz to immediately declare an eviction moratorium and rent relief. Representing more than 25,900 workers, these five labor unions and the new cities-wide tenant union together vow to show an unprecedented expression of economic power to ensure action from the Governor. Twin Cities Tenants, a cities-wide tenant union in Minneapolis and St. Paul, joins with SEIU Healthcare MN/IA (representing 9,000 workers who live and work in the Twin Cities), SEIU Local 26 (representing 8,000 workers in the Twin Cities), Unite HERE Local 17 (representing 6,000 workers), ATU 1005 (representing 2,300 workers), and CWA 7250 (representing 600 workers) to launch the strike drive. Following decisions by their executive teams, these unions are actively organizing their membership towards the March 1 rent strike. Take Action Minnesota has committed 1,500 of their members, mostly parents and teachers, to take the strike pledge, and Unidos Minnesota is moving the pledge to its 8,000 members. The unions and community groups are joined by Minneapolis City Council Members Jason Chavez (Ward 9), Aisha Chughtai (Ward 10), Aurin Chowdhury (Ward 12), and Robin Wonsley (Ward 2). The Councilmembers have fought for a statewide eviction moratorium, and they are all tenants who have now pledged to strike on March 1. (Alt text continued on the second picture, which is of the same page. The third and the fourth picture are also the same as each other and alt text will continue between the third and the fourth picture, which I couldn’t put there because a 2000 character limit is cruel and unusual) Just 10,000 tenants withholding rent in March alone would result in a $15 million economic disruption. This would more than double the "normal" levels of rental debt across the Twin Cities. If authorized and launched, this would be the largest rent strike in the United States in the last 100 years, and the largest rent strike in Minnesota's history. The strike drive follows nearly three months of federal occupation, which has taken a painful economic toll on poor and working class tenants across the Twin Cities. Over 35,000 low-income Twin Cities households were already unable to afford the rent before the federal siege. Estimates show over $47 million in lost wages among people who have not been safe to go to work, and at least $15.7 million in additional rental assistance needed due to lost household income - leaving many of those households at imminent risk of eviction. Despite monumental efforts by community members to distribute nearly $5 million in rent relief, evictions in the Twin Cities are already spiking. In January 2026, landlords across Minneapolis and St. Paul filed 1,311 evictions; this is up 12% from December 2025, and 26% over the January average in the past few years. The top evictors under occupation include large companies like Dominum, Aeon, Roers Companies, and The Related Companies. The list also includes landlords like Sherman Associates, who have opened up hotels to ICE. Even as the federal government announces a "draw down" of Operation Metro Surge, the economic impact of the occupation will continue long after the ICE agents are gone. Because of mutual aid funds and local protections, like 30-day notice for filing in Minneapolis, tenants may have avoided court so far. but occupation evictions will be heard soon. "In the last 2 months, I've been stuck in the house. I can't work, so I can't pay rent. All we want is freedom, to feel that we belong someplace, to work. Today I’m pledging to rent strike on March 1 because I know that when we fight, we win," said Anain, a member of Inquilins Unids por Justicia & Twin Cities Tenants. "Today, I'm more scared of what's been happening than I’m scared of the risk of going on strike. I’m ready to withhold my rent, alongside my neighbors across the Twin Cities, until we win." "Tenants in MN are in a crisis. The federal invasion forced many of our neighbors to stay home & devastated our local economy," said Minneapolis City Council Member Aisha Chughtai. "We need real solutions for the cliff of rental crisis we are facing on March 1st. I will be going on rent strike on March 1 and I call on my constituents to join me, until we can get a real solution from our state government for this crisis." "Our union has always understood that no matter what we win at the bargaining table, if we don't join fights led by the community around things like keeping us safe & having an affordable place to live, we aren't materially making lives better," said Greg Nammacher, President of SEIU Local 26. "We know many of our members are like thousands of Minnesotans who’ve been facing immense challenges over the last few months because of the federal occupation, & now are facing impossible situations around paying their rent. We’re telling our members about the strike drive and encouraging them to get involved if this is an issue that’s important to them because we know that collective action is the only way to take on problems this large." "We absolutely need an eviction moratorium," said Geof Paquette, Internal Organizing Director at Unite Here Local 17. "Our members were struggling to keep up with housing costs before ICE occupied our streets. It’s now become an emergency as many of our members are behind in their rent. It's well past time for some relief."… "Our members have been deeply impacted by the presence of federal agents in MN, including organizing robust mutual aid in school communities to ensure students and families could stay home and safe during the past 2 months," said Amanda Otero, Co-Director of Take Action MN. "Many of our neighbors are at risk of losing their housing due to this crisis & we’re raising our voices to demand an eviction moratorium & rent relief. We’re ready to talk to our members about a rent strike as a strategy to ensure our demands are met." "First, we stand in solidarity with workers in all sectors," said David Stiggers, Pres of ATU 1005. "Public transit workers are tenants too, who serve the communities we live in. We’re often living paycheck to paycheck & sometimes only one small emergency away from falling short on rent. Unstable housing leads to stress which leads to poor work performance & that's detrimental to safety and reliability, which impacts the entire community. ATU represents many frontline public service workers, those driving, maintaining, & riding transit so we'll continue to fight for justice and equity in housing policies." "The people of the Twin Cities have shown the way, fighting a federal invasion and caring for their neighbors; their fight and their care continues in this historic rent strike," said Tara Raghuveer, Director of the Tenant Union Federation. "Out of deep consideration and profound seriousness, & facing Mar 1, when the rent is due & so many still can't pay, tenants & workers have decided that they have no other choice but to strike. In taking this step, they join a storied tradition of struggle. The struggle can end whenever the Gov steps in to do what's right." Twin Cities Tenants is a Cities-wide tenant union. This effort is led by Inquilins Unids por Justicia, South Minneapolis Tenant Union, property-level unions, & block groups across the Twin Cities. TC Tenants is supported by the Tenant Union Federation, a national union of tenant unions.
February 18, 2026 at 5:16 AM
disabledanarchist.bsky.social
Read some of the Chomsky-Epstein emails...

It's always the same, even on the left. Men using academic language to make nothing burger statements, being gratified by their own intelligence while staring their cock. Dick gazers.
February 18, 2026 at 1:02 AM
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161bklyn.bsky.social
www.blackrosefed.org/rafael-serra...
Rafael Serra: Grandfather of Cuban Anarchism
Black Rose/Rosa Negra is a revolutionary political organization. This means that we focus our efforts on developing and applying a strategy to build popular power in our workplaces, neighborhoods, sch...
www.blackrosefed.org
February 17, 2026 at 8:52 PM
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jedigreedo.bsky.social
Well, at least thanks to corporate greed I can blame eating a share size by myself on shrinkflation rather than depression.
February 17, 2026 at 5:53 AM
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margaret.bsky.social
A broad coalition of organizers in Minneapolis are calling for a week of action
melttheicewoa.bsky.social melttheicewoa.bsky.social @melttheicewoa.bsky.social · 1d
1⃣ We demand ICE OUT OF MN now! No collaboration, only abolition. Let's build people power✊🔥
February 17, 2026 at 11:23 PM
disabledanarchist.bsky.social
I'm over midterms but they aren't over me 😢
February 15, 2026 at 6:03 PM
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rwidome.bsky.social
Sign made of plywood propped up in a telephone pole by the street. It has ‘We won’t forget what you did. Abolish ICE.’
February 15, 2026 at 12:14 AM
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proudlyblue.bsky.social
Trump keeps lying by saying that “We’re the only country in the world that has mail-in ballots,” even though 34 countries & territories allow mail-in voting.

Trump will never accept defeat in the House or Senate & he'll blame his loss on phony mail-in-ballot fraud & SCOTUS will back his lie.
February 14, 2026 at 10:44 PM
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brainnotonyet.bsky.social
As many of us here in Minneapolis have been saying Ice hasn’t left they have regrouped and refined the tactics they are using to hunt humans for sport

We were lied to so the death squads could work more effectively.
tinadesireeberg.com Tina-Desiree Berg @tinadesireeberg.com · 3d
CCTV footage appears to show DHS agents posing as people having car trouble in order to lure a target out of his house before arresting them. The target comes out and starts helping them before 3 vehicles surround the scene. The car "experiencing" trouble then drives off with them.
February 15, 2026 at 3:22 AM
disabledanarchist.bsky.social
🎶 Nothing ever burns down by itself, every fire needs a little bit of help 🎶

Direct action gets the goods
disabledanarchist.bsky.social Disabled Anarchist @disabledanarchist.bsky.social · 4d
Hey libs, time to give the anarchist a cigarette.
February 13, 2026 at 9:19 PM
disabledanarchist.bsky.social
Hey libs, time to give the anarchist a cigarette.
February 13, 2026 at 9:16 PM
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gravelinfluencer.bsky.social
MAHA: Eating a giant steak cooked in butter alongside beef tallow fries and washing it down with coffee spiked with butter

Not MAHA: Clean air, clean water, health insurance, vaccines, disease monitoring, scientific research, food assistance, food safety, bike lanes
February 13, 2026 at 6:18 PM
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danifroom.bsky.social
Suburban wine moms will really be like "you believe in voting? that pales in effectiveness to my strategy, firebombing a concentration camp" and then very effectively firebomb a concentration camp
Alleged someone allegedly burning a concentration camp in Kansas City.
February 13, 2026 at 4:46 PM
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nome.bsky.social
The second, though, is that able-bodied people often think of someone being "wheelchair bound."

For most who use them, the wheelchair is not the issue. The frailty of the body is an issue - the wheelchair is a solution. The disability is what binds you, but the wheelchair provides *freedom.*
February 12, 2026 at 9:55 PM
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unicornriot.bsky.social
Tom Homan, the White House 'border czar,' announced the federal operation is winding down this morning although "quick reaction forces" are still operative, claims more local jail cooperation with ICE imposed. Gov. Walz announced economic recovery measures are being set up after damage from feds.
February 12, 2026 at 4:34 PM
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crimethinc.com
The administration is relocating ICE agents to other parts of the country to see if they can achieve better results with the same tactics there.

If you're outside the Twin Cities, learn and replicate their model for resistance.

If you're in the Twin Cities, keep your networks intact and carry on.🖤
February 12, 2026 at 6:04 PM
disabledanarchist.bsky.social
BORDERS KILL
BORDERS KILL
BORDERS KILL
BORDERS KILL
BORDERS KILL
BORDERS KILL
February 11, 2026 at 9:43 PM
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zellieimani.bsky.social
Not only is ICE in New Jersey, but its unbridled violence is here as well. ICE cannot exist without violence. Safety will not come from body-worn cameras, better training, or unmasked agents. It comes from no agents at all, the abolition of ICE, and preventing the creation of anything similar.
February 11, 2026 at 8:49 PM
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butchanarchy.bsky.social
The number of people who died in ICE custody in 2025–32 people, the highest number since their first year—has been shared around a bit but I’ve seen very little about the 21 deaths in CBP custody in the same year. I can’t find the victim’s names anywhere, does someone know where I might?
February 11, 2026 at 7:07 PM
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karlbode.com
Likely-historic photo by NBC News of all the Epstein victims asked to raise their hands if they've not yet been asked to meet with the DOJ as Bondi testifies in foreground
photo of Pam Bondi testifying in the foreground as a group of 7 women and 1 men raise their hands
February 11, 2026 at 5:15 PM
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broadwaybabyto.bsky.social
Leavitt says they’re “moving on from Epstein”

Pam Bondi tries to talk about the stock market as though that’s more important than hundreds of children being raped & trafficked.

She can’t even face the survivors.

This photo is one for the history books

📷 Roberto Schmidt
Photo of Pam Bondi at a hearing. She’s looking away from the Epstein survivors who are standing with their hands raised behind her
February 11, 2026 at 8:42 PM
disabledanarchist.bsky.social
No children, and no one else for that matter.

Borders kill.
burquesky.bsky.social JenBen🏳️‍🌈 @burquesky.bsky.social · 7d
No children should be in ICE detention.
February 11, 2026 at 6:25 AM
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unicornriot.bsky.social
NEW: ICE in Minnesota — Days 69-71: Hints of Fed Withdrawal Teased; Homeland Security Chiefs Grilled in Congress

Politicians are hinting Operation Metro Surge could wind down, but any change in the situation remains vaporous for now.
unicornriot.ninja/2026/ice-in-...
ICE in Minnesota — Days 69-71: Hints of Fed Withdrawal Teased; Homeland Security Chiefs Grilled in Congress - UNICORN RIOT
Politicians are hinting Operation Metro Surge could wind down, but any change in the situation remains vaporous for now.
unicornriot.ninja
February 11, 2026 at 6:06 AM