- Institute for National Revolutionary StudiesNonprofit Organization
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Attack the System shared Edwin Murillo's post.
"Today nearly one in five Americans older than sixty-five is working, almost double the rate from 1986.
Nearly a third of households headed by people fifty-five and older have no pension and no retirement savings.
In 2017 Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos became the richest man in the world."
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"The position of ATS and other similar tendencies simply involves the idea of applying the principles of free association to the nth degree. We are 'free association absolutists' just as the ACLU are (or used to be) 'free speech absolutists' and the Gun Owners of America are '2nd Amendment absolutists.' What seems to most irritate the 'anti-fascists' about this idea is that with freedom of association some people might choose to associate in politically incorrect ways, e.g. t...he White Guys’ Club, the He-Man Woman Haters’ Club, the God Hates Fags Club, etc. in the same way that there are no doubt many right-wingers who would be similarly appalled by the Race Traitors’ Club, the Sluts’ Club, the Flag-Burners’ n’ Bible-Burners’ Club, the Satanic Club or the Drugs n’ Porn Club.
Of course, from an authentically anarchist perspective, the proper response to these criticisms is, 'That’s just too damn bad. Fucking get over it.'"
Attack the System shared Keith Preston's post.
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A former Antifa embraces what amounts to the Attack The System position.
While many of these suggestions may be reasonable as far as modest reforms go, and some of these proposals are actually pretty far reaching, one thing that many “liberal” criminal justice reformers seem to have trouble figuring out is the need for fewer laws in the first place.
“Somebody got to do something man, somebody got to try. We need normal people, we need normal regular everyday people in office,” Coolio said. “I believe there truly is a Deep State. And I think there is a Deep Deep State and nothing is what it seems,”
Chillingly, as the Post continues, “the cases include those of 32 defendants sentenced to death.” Of these defendants, 14 have already been executed or died in prison.
