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As an individual, you're mostly just stuck with "symbolic solidarity".

Ideally you would have prepared beforehand and talked with your fellow employees. Hopefully, as a group, you all would decide to take part in the general strike with some prepared talking points and statements to be made to your employer/customers/local media.

Ideally, on such a large scale, the impact could be in the "All of them combined" category.

Your paid time off is your pay, its something you've earned and your employer owes you. Use it.

The Los Angeles Times reported that demonstrators hit the U-Haul and ripped off a sign attached to the vehicle that had a message in Arabic and another in English: "No Shah. No Regime. USA: Don’t Repeat 1953. No Mullah."

Four people killed after starving Palestinians burst into UN food warehouse in Gaza

Hmm... who was killed? Oh... it was four Palestinians.

Why did they have to "burst" into a warehouse? Oh... the doors were closed and people with guns where trying to keep the Palestinians from being able to get something to eat as they are being intentionally starved by the Israeli government.

“Hordes of hungry people broke into WFP’s al-Ghafari warehouse..."

Hordes of Palestininans being intentionally starved

“Humanitarian needs have spiralled out of control after 80 days of complete blockade of all food assistance and other aid into Gaza,” the statement said. “Gaza needs an immediate scale-up of food assistance. This is the only way to reassure people that they will not starve.”

Incorrect, more food aid being sent isn't going to be able to get through the Israeli state's ability to restrict the flow for the purpses of genociding the Palestinians.

If nobody has money to buy land and build a house, doesn't this just mean well capitalized entities like Blackrock will just be able to put twice as many rental properties on a lot?

violent armed fringes of both the political far right and left who are members of registered U.S. domestic terrorist organizations, have been convicted for violent racial attacks, claimed to have sent Anthrax chemical warfare agents to the President of the United States, been sentenced to mental institutions for threatening to assassinate sitting U.S. presidents, and been imprisoned for plotting terrorist attacks on U.S soil.

Eh... do what you gotta do with whatever you've got to do it with.

Don't revise my revisionism.

You can either be a "who" or a "what", if the movies are made more by "what"s than "who"s they'll stop being made for "who"s and only "what"s.

1. Its incredibly good.

2. A chunk of the episodes in the two seasons are practically dead air.

I'm still flip flopping on whether the slow pacing of some of the episodes was intentional (whether to try to build suspense or to hammer home a Lenin attributed quote about "decades where nothing happens and there are weeks where decades happen") or some wonkyness with trying to figure out the proper 'fit' of story and dialogue in an episode.

There's something odd about wanting to find enjoyment in something that is less and less... human.

If you live long enough and interact with the world at large, you will eventually be a victim. You might have avoided 99 other scams or situations where somebody was trying to manipulate you but eventually, you'll fall "victim" to something.

Having a duty to try to keep yourself from being taken advantage of, doesn't mean that you should be denied help when you finally do get taken advantage of and that help be given without judgment.

...'There is no future in Palestine'

"There is no future in Palestine, for Israel."