Malle_Yeno
Malle_Yeno wrote
That's where investigators told her the family's Ring doorbell recorded the encounter. Investigators watched the video with Brennan and his mom. She says the video confirmed their suspicions.
"One of the things that stands out, that probably angers me the most is, while I was watching the tape, you can hear the wife say, 'Why did "these people" choose my house?'" she says, before taking a long pause. "Who are, "these people?" And that set me off. I didn't want to believe it was what it appeared to look like. When I heard her say that, it was like, but it is [what it looks like]."
So the wife instigated a racially motivated shooting because a teen asked her for some directions. Why isn't she being charged with her husband?
Thank god the kid didn't get hurt.
Malle_Yeno wrote
Man, I'm so proud of being straight, and I want to show it with this badge that looks like a waterlogged ice cream cake. People will definitely take me seriously now.
Malle_Yeno wrote
Reply to Reminder: Raddle has basic RSS Support by ziq
Oh this looks useful!
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Reply to comment by An_Old_Big_Tree in by !deleted1226
This is probably a stupid question, but how do I get files from your second link (the aaaaarg.fail one)? I see a few other works that I think a friend might be interested in.
Malle_Yeno wrote
Reply to comment by An_Old_Big_Tree in by !deleted1226
I don't have a link, and can't seem to find a pdf either. If push comes to shove, I can scan a copy of the book and make a pdf.
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Reply to Collaborative project. by UnbanTwin
One project that we could start ourselves out with (assuming it hasn't already been made) could be a RemindMe bot, which sends you a message after the time that you set. It would help to remind people to reply to a thread after work, or something similar.
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I would recommend Bookchin's "Anarchism, Marxism, and the Future of the Left -- Interviews and Essay, 1993-1998."
It gives a pretty good run-down of the development of leftist movements from his perspective, and presents the case for Communalism. Although, I'll go ahead and say that the essay "Whither Anarchism?" is just him ripping on other academics and I don't think there's a lot to be gained from the essay.
Edit: Spelling. I think I was a bit too hasty to say that there's nothing to be gained from "Whither Anarchism?" because he does put in some criticisms he has about developments in anarchism, like Anti-Rationalism and Primitivism.
Other things I would recommend would be the works of Simon Springer, like "The Anarchist Roots of Geography" which I'm trying to find the pdf for. The book details the history of anarchism in geography, talks about the need for Public Space in radical democracy, and the importance of agonism (versus antagonism) and integralism. He also makes some criticisms of David Harvey's statism.
If you want other essays by him, you might want to look up "Fuck Neoliberalism" and "Why a Radical Geography Must Be Anarchist." (Neither of which are great book club picks because they're short essays, but it's to give a glimpse into the kind of work he does)
Speaking of Harvey, I'd recommend his "A Brief History of Neoliberalism."
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Reply to comment by subatomic0 in Creating more of a community feeling on Raddle. by UnbanTwin
I'm pretty new here, but I'd be 100% down for something like this.
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Reply to comment by Cosmicsloth42 in Friday Free Talk by ThreadBot
That's good to hear!
The weather has been getting cold and dark here -- snow in spring and everything. A bit gloomy, but hopefully it warms up.