It’s evident that Denmark is adamant on resurrecting the proposal so many times it gets vetoed. I suggest we start ramping up protests against countries that support it, particularly through boycotts?

I think there is more that can be done, but that is what I can think of off the top of my head.

themselves and their backers as much as possible. I’m looking to help organize in whatever way I can, even if I have no bearing on local politics. Right now, the effort is more of a ‘We get there when we get there’ approach.

If anyone is good with infographics, I would like to ask for your help.

So far, the intent is to discourage these laws from passing, and pressure for their repealment, or replacement of the government’s officials by whatever means necessary. We should NOT tolerate the overreach by the state into our private lives, and must actively look to detach ourselves from…

Even the slightest acts of resistance can snowball into a revolution.

Their cruelty gives us tools to use against them. Feel free to take photos, disseminate the truth in whatever way you can, be it via the web, or in person. AI may be able to fabricate disinfo, but if there is one thing that I have learned, it can never re-create the actual events perfectly.

is the paradox of repression: a phenomenon that occurs when authoritarian regimes crack down, and it ultimately increases support for the protests and overall opposition, eroding support for the ruling powers. So in a nutshell, start using their violence as a means to put them on blast.

were ousted as a result of constant unrest by the general population, and the stunning figure is that only a small percentage of the total population is enough to continue with that disruption (approx. 3.5% of a country’s population). If the regime cracks down on it, then the next thing I learned…

With the rise of authoritarianism all over, and with countries like the US and UK speedrunning totalitarianism, I’d say it is important that we look to some of our most effective tools against the regimes. The first one is nonviolent protest. Of a number of case studies done, most autocracies…

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