I have the deepest respect for you. Really, what prevents me from violence is not anything moral, but fear. Security cameras, policemen, brand-new equipment, and all that.

I once was at school once with a cop visiting our class. It was in the interests of Copaganda, but I suppose for me it failed horribly. He would dismiss “falsehoods” and overall get kids to like him, which may or may not have worked for the others. I frankly was terrified of the taser. Sure, it had no pins in, but I was regardless scared, probably because I was told to never, ever get in trouble with the law. I think I might’ve been the most scared in the entire class. I doubt this still affects me; I had a solid streak of being scared of other things thruout my life, like running away from movies shown at home.

Really, if using violence doesn’t scare you, kudos. I’d probably just hightail it.

In this case, when one finds, such a book, it is fertile soil for criticism.

I’ve been reading Blackshirts and Reds over and over, and actually printing copies to hand out.

Not many people in my area have read it, so I’m glad to do this work.

Yeah, that too.

Also, if cars stopped being made due to their lack of demand, the business would close up, and the capitalists who run that particular industry would have to find new labor to exploit.

An “”““anarchist””“” who probably loves Vaush and thinks all shoplifters should face solitary confinement.