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In social movement studies, we talk about how marches and protests expand the threshold of acceptable risk so that people take more and bigger social risks IN PUBLIC, EN MASSE. This is extremely important for the bourgeois white folks holding signs and building social rapport.
Just going to nitpick here and say Monarch, not King :-)
Stone added that the team decided to put eyes on the p3n1s, which would make it a character: “If we put eyes on the p3n1s, we won’t blur it. That was a whole conversation with grown-up people for four fucking days.”
www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio...
Four panel cartoon. Panel 1: White woman smiles sadly at her happy child while they both eat from bowls full of food at home. Above the woman's head is a thought bubble with starving Palestinian children holding out empty bowls Panel 2: White woman walking to the park on a sunny day. Her happy child skips along ahead of her. Above the woman's head is a thought bubble showing an exhausted, thin Palestinian mother walking along carrying her belongings looking up at bombs falling from the sky. Her exhausted son walks ahead, also carrying belongings Panel 3: White woman puts a bandaid on her crying son's knee Above the woman's head is a thought bubble with a starving Palestinian boy who has had his leg blown off being raced to hospital on a stretcher Panel 4: White woman hugs her happy son in a tight embrace. Above the woman's head is a thought bubble with terrified starving Palestinian mother tightly clutching her terrified son as bombs drop in the distance
In the @australia.theguardian.com six weeks ago
Child of the 70s in NSW - kids definitely played a game along those lines, but never heard it called that :-)
This is a great article from the (Australian) ABC! All the 'How to Vote' cards from all the major parties from all the electorates in our Federal election. You can do your own at the bottom of the article, and you can look up your own electorate. Nifty!
www.abc.net.au/news/2025-05...
White text on black background with a big 50501 logo at the bottom. The 50501 logo is a blue circle within a white circle within a red circle. The blue circle has "50" over another "50" and a big "1" to the right of those 50's. The blue circle also has a ring of white start near its outer edge. Text at the top reads: "What really is the 3.5% Rule?"
White text on black background with a small 50501 logo at the bottom. Text reads: What is the 3.5% Rule? Political scientist Erica Chenoweth (they/them) studied over 300 violent and nonviolent campaigns. They found that when 3.5% of a population joins in a “peak” action, movements have been highly likely to succeed at “maximalist” goals, such as removing a national leader. The 3.5% rule helps us imagine what’s possible. In the U.S. that’s about 11.7 million people or about 107 people in every city and town. We don’t need everyone. We just need enough. Source: Erica Chenoweth, “Questions, Answers, and Some Cautionary Updates Regarding the 3.5% Rule” (2020)
White text on black background with a small 50501 logo at the bottom. Text reads: The 3.5% Rule; Maximalist Goals; Historically, when 3.5% of a population has joined together in non-violent action, success at achieving “maximalist” goals has often followed. Maximalist goals are the most ambitious demands a movement can make such as removing a national leader from office, ending an occupying force, or achieving territorial independence. These goals seek to change who holds power or control, rather than making policy reforms within the existing system. Source: Erica Chenoweth, “Questions, Answers, and Some Cautionary Updates Regarding the 3.5% Rule” (2020)
White text on black background with a small 50501 logo at the bottom. Text reads: The 3.5% Rule; 3.5% is based on peak participation, not cumulative participation; Many people mistakenly think the rule refers to everyone who ever joined the movement. Chenoweth’s statistic is about how many people were involved at the movement’s largest moment of visible, act of resistance. The rule is descriptive, not prescriptive; Chenoweth only noticed the 3.5% pattern after the fact, when asked how many people it takes to win. The number was not part of the original hypothesis or a forecast; it emerged from the data. Source: Erica Chenoweth, “Questions, Answers, and Some Cautionary Updates Regarding the 3.5% Rule” (2020)
You’ve probably seen people mention the 3.5% Rule. But do you know what it really means? 1/
Laughsob
H0ly cr@p
the tiny toes on the precious bundle 💜
And it's a cracker! I just searched for her on BSky and no account, but your post is first on the search results, so - hello random fellow fan :-)
My sphere of influence is small, but nonetheless, important to broadcast
One of these things is not like the other
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So magnificently fucked up, I can't comprehend.
Still working on the premise that someone is trolling by creating this, and Trump took it to be real. Please?
WTAF
Saw this posted somewhere out there. Yes!!! 🙌🏼
WAIT - I forgot the word 'guided' - because that's so much more reassuring
I reeeeaaaaalllly don't want to google "at-home ketamine therapy"
Something for grooving while you make dinner. And then cleaning up. And then having a little drink ❤️💜🧡
There are no bad grooves from Book Club Radio
www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfwn...
Heaven 17 took a photo of this poster whilst in Frankfurt, for a gig. Another excuse to love them 🖤🦇💜
#GothsAgainstFascism #GothSky #DarkWave #goth #gothic #antifa #PostPunk #AntiFascist #AntiFascism #alternative #TradGoth #NewWave #punk #80s
www.facebook.com/share/p/18CJ...
Heaven 17 (the band) posted this on their FB page a few days ago, saying they found it on the street whilst in Germany for a gig.
Very welcome, as I in turn also stole :-)
Original Doge* is not impressed
*not to be confused with the Doge of Venice. I suspect the blokes who were the Doges of Venice would possibly be impressed by the brazen attitude, but not the stupidity...
Wtf google
So apparently Google's motto used to be "Don't be evil". Seems like their new motto is "Be a weasel"
Tasty :-)
