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Interest of the wealthy always precedes those who aren’t heard.
Power to the people who stand their ground. No more broken promises
and we won’t back down. The fruits of our labor will be handed
around. What must it mean to be truly free? Should we settle for
something less, fuck it don’t agree. This war scattered us into
refugees, blame those in power Who claim to represent you and
me. No matter what you say and claim to be, dig your roots And
nourish what you seek. Be part of the solution, organize and fight
together. We have to devise a plan, a common ground in which A
idea won’t fall into one hand. No doubt freedom fighters will get
gunned down. The rebel with the knowledge is the child born in the
trenches. Who will carry the torch of resistance for the next seven
generation. Learn from mistakes and apply to the whole. We can
never separate the people from the struggle.
The recent attention to murder and brutality of New Afrikan men by
Amerikan police, and the shooting of police officers in Dallas, Texas by
Micah X, apparently in retaliation for this brutality, inspired a lot of
thoughtful letters from across the country. Many commented on the need
to take up the gun to fight those with guns.
A contributor in Florida asked:
“So, my question is this: how effective and appropriate was the
brother’s actions (or sacrifice) at this point in time, or what do we,
you and the readers make of all this? Are there any lessons, a message,
or information to be learned from all of this? Or, ultimately, is there
perhaps any more room, space, or a vacuum for more of this kind of
self-defense at this point in time? And if so, how does one go about or
start preparing, alleviating, educating, demonstrating or organizing for
such right now from this example (or lesson) at this point in time? Like
Micah X, are we ready to effectively exercise or address any more of
this yet - or continue to keep the conversation going?”
If Micah were trying to spark a revolution, this would be a good example
of what we call focoism:
The belief that small cells of armed revolutionaries can create the
conditions for revolution through their actions. Demonstrated
revolutionary victories, the successes of the foci, are supposed to lead
the masses to revolution. Focoism often places great emphasis on armed
struggle and the immediacy this brings to class warfare. Focoism is
different from people’s war in that it doesn’t promote the mass line as
part of guerrilla operations.
It is difficult for us to know Micah’s goals and intents without having
been there and spoken with em. Regardless of eir intents, the outcome of
the actions ey took serve as ammunition for the oppressors to continue
oppressing. For them, it is much easier to gain (even more) public
opinion and sympathy when they are able to point at specific incidents
of a member of a movement “mercilessly” gunning down pigs. Remember that
the majority of people in power are already on their side.
While revolutionaries and many in the oppressed nations know that
Micah’s actions were an act of self-defense, white politicians and
leaders will never see it that way. As a Federal prisoner wrote to us:
“President Obama called what happened in Dallas Texas ‘A Vicious,
Calculated, Despicable ATTACK!’” In their eyes, violent actions taken
against a pig (or pigs) can never be considered self-defense, especially
when the “offender” in question is non-white.
At this point, standalone violent actions such as this one serve to
incite the government to act with more urgency against those who they
perceive threaten them, and allow them to place themselves ever more in
the role of “victim,” and to place the oppressed in the role of
“aggressor.”
Violence is a very necessary part of effecting any kind of true change
that puts an end to imperialism, but there is a time for it, and that
time is not now. Our focus now is on educating and organizing ourselves,
so that we are better able to organize those who already see things as
we do. It is important to consider what someone with a drive like this
could achieve over a lifetime of work.
A contributor in Maryland wrote:
“One of the DJs said one of the solutions was for us to just comply with
the pigs no matter what when confronted in the streets by them.
Basically, don’t dare challenge master. But there can be no change
without challenge. Why do we continue to lay down?… The white
supremacists of this land have taken up refuge behind the badge. They
can never be rooted out. Not by Obama, or anyone else. Remember they got
a 200 year head start on us.”
While it is true that there can be no change without challenge, it is
also important to remember that not all challenge enacts change. The
pigs in no way deserve respect, compliance or gratitude. And it’s true
that they won’t be rooted out without taking down all of the
imperialists first. However, to challenge them now militarily serves to
get the wrong people killed and give more instances for the oppressors
to point at and say “Look! Look at how irrational and violent they are!
We need to give the police more power, for our protection!” The
oppressors will always try to paint the oppressed as the villian; we can
never avoid this accusation altogether. But we need to look at the
balance of forces and ask, in spite of this rhetoric, if we have enough
public opinion in our favor that our armed struggle will have enough
support to be successful. Suicide missions like Micah’s make armed
struggle look futile, so we should avoid them until we know we wan win.
Even those who have reverence for what Micah did probably wouldn’t do it
themselves.
Look at the Black Panther Party, and what happened with them. The BPP
openly carried guns as a demonstration of potential power, without
engaging in focoist actions. But still the Amerikkkan imperialists
struck back agressively with guns, drugs and imprisonment, leading to
the eventual downfall of the group. We can only expect even more
agressive attacks in response to use of the gun. The time for armed
struggle is when the fight can be won. Right now, we’re not close to
that point.
This battle is a good example of why we need a vanguard party to lead
the revolutionary struggle, including the armed struggle to take down
the imperialists. It also provides some insight into just how hard the
bourgeoisie will fight to maintain their position of power. Even after
they are defeated militarily by the majority of the world’s people we
can anticipate that former bourgeois individuals and their lackeys in
the police and military, as well as new people who aspire to wealth and
power, will not immediately become cooperative and productive members of
society serving the people. For this reason we need to think beyond the
military battle and into the structure of society after capitalism is
overthrown. This is why communists believe we must have a dictatorship
of the proletariat under socialism while we undertake the long
transition to a society where no groups of people have power over other
groups of people. It is tempting to take up the gun now and fight back a
death for a death, but we want to build a world where all people
contribute productively to the betterment of humynity, and that will
take a lot more than the death of a few cops.
Greetings Comrades! We, the study group here at Sussex I State Prison –
Virginia, submits our Ten Point Agenda, after organizing around the
United Front for Peace in Prisons Statement of Principles.
After weeks of meeting, discussing our needs to organize (orderly and
peacefully), agreeing on statement of principles, and the ideas/ideals
presented by MIM(Prisons), we’ve gained verbal organizational
agreements, to work to rid ourselves of violence, destructive behaviors,
engage in revolutionary ideas/ideals and work for greater good: Peace,
Unity, Growth, Internationalism, and Independence.
We’ve deputized coordinators, in duties not names, of: Finance/Business,
Education, Arts & Culture, collecting donations, and using
ULK and like materials to be teaching/educational tools (we will
need more).
We’ve identified areas we can work on, and need improvements.
Collectively, we will move to address these concerns. Our first step:
educate the captives of our disadvantages, empower them with measures we
can use to confront these disadvantages (including holding each of us
accountable), complete, collect and mail in request forms, complaint
forms, if need be file legal litigations. If no resolve, use our greater
willpower – fasts, spend no money campaign, etc.
We have an educational coordinator, who will guide the movement as it
relates to the Ten Point Agenda – reporting every two weeks of progress,
need action, etc. (We will give the oppressor fifteen days to answer our
concerns, if no response, we move to Step II.)
This Ten Point Agenda is not an end-all plan, but it does allow us to
establish a line of politics, keep and maintain the line, and enables us
to confront social controls and oppression.
As we work the plan, we plan to contact outside organizations (including
MIM) to aid in our plight to get forms of social and systematic justice.
(We have experienced individuals, including myself, willing and ready to
teach on filing 42 USC 1983 civil suits.)
You have inspired us to mobilize, organize, mobilize and organize! After
8 weeks and numerous pod meetings we have arrived. We will continue to
keep you abreast on our progress, needed materials. We will continue to
donate, send artwork, and articles to aid your work.
“The educational and professional training systems are very elaborate
filters.”
This statement comes from Understanding Power: The Indispensable
Chomsky, by Noam Chomsky. In chapter four he discusses safeguards
and controls put in place by and to protect the capitalist system. His
analysis is apt. In the United States those who control information are
those who hold the power. Which is why the government is the largest
collector and disseminator of information. More importantly it is the
most effective filtration system.
This is accomplished through 1) popular control and 2) the media.
Effective popular control isolates citizens and dissidents. When someone
is isolated it is easy to control their reality and/or manipulate their
actions. On the other hand there’s the media. The media does much more
than provide an outlet for the dissemination of information. It is the
main tool, outside of formal schooling, for indoctrinating
non-proletariat citizenry. It also validates petty-bourgeois society by
marginalizing dissidents and the proletariat. This particular control (a
process of measures and procedures to prevent substantive changes and to
preserve a system), I’ve termed the subjection-manipulation cycle.
Information control, isolation, indoctrination and marginalization are
continued in perpetuity. The purpose of this control is to create a
sheepish or gullible populace.
It is effective because the un-indoctrinated are deprived of a voice, a
vote, an opinion. Even maybe shunned completely. They are isolated and
made seemingly impotent. The subjection-manipulation cycle has
been adapted by the U.$. prison system. At present, it provides a
reliable method for repressing “subversive”, “disruptive”, or
“threatening” activities, attitudes, or behaviors. Prison has a wide
array of people. Some who become indoctrinated, and others who refuse to
relinquish their freedom to determine their actions. The first I’ve
termed subjugated, the second self-determinants. Self-determinants find
themselves targets of the subjection-manipulation cycle.
Self-determinants are generally punished and repressed, while the
subjugated are rewarded. In public life, dissidents are parallel to
self-determinants in prisons. By isolating and repressing
self-determinants, prison authorities filter and provide examples of
“unacceptable” behavior. Self-determinants are segregated, privileges
stripped and their associates harassed. This ends with them being
socially stigmatized. The parallel in public life is almost identical.
Isolation, repression and harassment in the hopes of inducing impotency.
The subjection-manipulation cycle is not only a system of reprisals and
rewards. It contains the essential element of information dissemination.
Authorities screen, examine, and filter all information available to
captives. This way they can promote desired modes of thought and
behavior. Why else have banned/prohibited publication lists? Or overly
complicated grievance procedures? Or such general lack of access? A lack
of information is equivalent to a lack of education. This stymies only
pro-proletarian, revolucionario, anti-capitalist, or anti-imperialist
movement. Education leads to organization. As long as prisons can
reinforce this control, the results will mirror those found in history.
It presents a massive obstacle, but not insurmountable. The solution
begins with knowledge, followed by discipline, and unity.
First, to gain knowledge one must become educated. Not through the
system, but an actual education. Becoming well versed in the rules that
govern prison officials, procedures, operations and policies. Making an
intensive research into the history of capitalism, its motives, goals
and methods. In short, you must learn the enemy: imperialists and
exploitative capitalists. Just as important, you must learn and know
yourself: strengths, weaknesses, abilities and potential. This is called
“self-knowledge.” The enemy has full self-knowledge. To be anything more
than a minor annoyance to the authorities you must also attain full
self-knowledge. Education is the first step to supplanting capitalism
and its controls.
MIM(Prisons) responds: This writer does a good job explaining the
importance of education to developing appropriate strategies in our
struggle. This education must counter the indoctrination we have all
experienced from birth under capitalism. Write to MIM(Prisons) to get
involved in our introductory study group, or to get some educational
material and tips for your study groups locally.
After an unfortunate series of group fights between prisoners from rival
lumpen organizations during the month of Black August, and a subsequent
lockdown at the Buckingham Correctional Center on August 25, two
Institutional Gang Investigators (IGIs) descended upon my cell and
subjected me to an intense 30-minute interrogation concerning
confidential information they received that I was allegedly the
mastermind behind a planned September 9 workstrike and was attempting to
organize a Black Panther Party - Prison Chapter. They even accused me of
being a member of a street gang based on a letter I wrote nearly seven
years ago.
When the investigators realized that the interrogation was bearing no
fruit and that I was immune to their intimidation tactics, I was
subjected to further interrogation the following day by L. Leatherwood,
the Chief Investigator for the VA DOC, and a urine test because of a
strong “suspicion” that I was using drugs. I was not at all surprised
when the urine test came back negative because I have been clean for a
decade and am a staunch advocate against illicit drug use, especially
among youth.
The interrogation of a select few other so-called “problem” inmates
continued throughout the weekend, and whatever “evidence” or information
the investigators gained or manufactured, led to my being transfered to
Sussex 2 State Prison, which is an oppressive, super-max type prison
where we are locked down in our cells for most of the day. Controlled
movement and the degradation of those of us confined here is the order
of the day. Unlike Buckingham, which is a hotbed of political activity,
there is virtually no organizing here. No study groups, no agitation, no
resistance. Most have never heard of the September 9 protests. The old
axiom “oppression breeds resistance” has not taken hold of the
prisoners’ minds here.
Though I was shipped off to this camp for political reasons, repression
and retaliation is often a sign that our agitation is truly effective. I
am not in a position to report on the degree to which prisoners at
Buckingham participated in the September 9 protests, but here at Sussex
2 State Prison there was zero participation. But we must continue to
fight and struggle knowing that one day, when the conditions are right,
the flicker will turn into a flame. All power to the people and Panther
power to the Black Riders Liberation Party!
On the September 9 Day of Peace and Solidarity, I had a fast and did a
lot of political study about the roots of the New Afrikan Independence
Movement by Comrade Chokwe Lumumba, Chair of the New Afrikan People’s
Organization who passed from this earthly life in May 2014. I also have
been studying Under Lock & Key, Fundamental Political Line
of MIM(Prisons), and going over the September 9 Day of Peace and
Solidarity study pack to keep me conscious of the ongoing war against
imperialism and capitalism and the struggle that I’m going through with
the prison system.
Ever since 9am we have been on a lockdown. The comrades in Level II in
Kinross have done a protest because of the living conditions, the food,
and no fans and heat, and this actually started on September 9.
Prisoners walked out of their job assignments, so the unsecured Level I
prisoners who work in the kitchen served the Level II prisoners brown
bag meals. They have Level I and II prisoners on lockdown, but they let
us go to the dayrooms, but we can’t use the telephones or J-Pay
machines. It’s truly a surprise to me that they are starting to stand up
and fight for their rights instead of fighting against each other.
We need collective solidarity and unity against the injustice of
Michigan DOC corruption, because this prison system is corrupted to its
very core. This is why we must educate ourselves and get with prisoners’
organization in this struggle. We all know and understand that this
prison system must be dismantled and abolished!
Un mes atrás enviamos una tanda de correo a los participantes del grupo
de estudio introductorio en el MIM(Prisiones). Era la primera tanda de
correo de la nueva sesión e incluía una tarea de lectura y algunas
preguntas.
Recibimos muchos rechazos sobre este correo de las prisiones de Florida,
en particular desde el Instituto Correccional Hamilton, en donde a todos
los nuevos participantes se les devolvió su correo con un recibo de
retorno por correo noautorizado que cita razones que
incluyen: “amenaza a los objetivos de seguridad, orden o rehabilitación,
o a la seguridad de las personas. Representa, describe o alienta
actividades que pueden llevar al uso de la violencia física o
desorganización grupal. Alienta a que se lleven a cabo actos
delictivos.” De hecho, a una de estas personas también se le envió un
formulario de correo sin confirmar que enumeraba las cartas que
nosotros les habíamos enviado hace poco, y esta carta también fue
enviada, ¡citando las mismas razones! Está claro que la sala de correo
en el Instituto Correccional Hamilton ni siquiera se preocupa por leer
las cartas de MIM(Prisiones) antes de devolvérnoslas.
Como respuesta a esta censura, a estas personas les enviamos una copia
de nuestra guía de seis páginas para luchar contra la censura. Este
documento contiene consejos legales y administrativos para apelar a la
injusta negación de correo. Inmediatamente, se nos devolvió 17 sobres
(anticipamos que lo que sobra será devuelto pronto), junto con otro
recibo de retorno por correo no autorizado por parte del
personal de la sala de correo, que indicaba que esta había sido
rechazada porque:
“De otro modo representa una amenaza a la seguridad, orden, u
objetivos de rehabilitación del sistema de correccional, o a la
seguridad de cualquier otra persona.”
“Representa, describe o alienta actividades que pueden llevar al uso de
la violencia física o desorganización grupal.”
“Alienta o instruye en la comisión de actividades delictivas.”
La carta en cuestión contiene citas legales y pautas de políticas de
apelación administrativas. Este tema claramente no está relacionado con
la violencia o seguridad de una prisión. No hay nada en esta carta que
se pueda interpretar como que representa o alienta a la violencia o
desorganización grupal. Y definitivamente no tiene nada que aliente o
instruya a cometer delitos. Hemos enviado una apelación al alcaide de
Hamilton pero no somos optimistas dado que incidentes similares en
Florida se han chocado contra paredes de silencio o de negación de
nuestras demandas sin razón.
Necesitamos un abogado para que nos ayude con esta pelea en Florida,
pero hasta ahora, ninguna firma de abogados ha estado dispuesta a
aceptar este importante caso. Tenemos compañeros que conocen muy bien la
ley que pelea contra esta censura, pero es muy difícil coordinar nuestro
trabajo cuando nada de nuestro correo ni siquiera les llega a estos
activistas.
Casos como estos deberían enfurecer, incluso a aquellos que creen en
Amérika como una sociedad justa. Es obvio que no hay justicia en la
negación de material educativo y recursos legales a los prisioneros. Y
este tipo de acción expone claramente la mentira de la rehabilitación
que el sistema pretende apoyar. Las personas con acceso a internet
pueden buscar en la web estos y otros casos de censura en nuestro sitio
www.prisoncensorship.info/data.
September 9, 2016 was the fifth annual Day of Peace and Solidarity, a
United Struggle from Within solidarity demonstration in prisons across
the United $tates. On this anniversary of the Attica uprising people
came together to draw attention to abuse of prisoners across the country
while building peace and unity. This demonstration was initiated in 2012
by an organization participating in United Struggle for Peace in Prisons
and has been taken up as an annual UFPP event, with people committing to
participate in prisons across the country. Actions include education,
exercise, fasting, work stoppages, and more. Here we have some initial
reports from this day from comrades at High Desert State Prison in
California, and we look forward to printing more in the next issue of
ULK. Send us your reports!
Education: Building the Movement
from E6X.20 August 2016
First I would like to thank the comrades willing to study and struggle
with Abolitionists From Within (AFW) here on C-yard, for having the
heart to step out and shake hands with the different ethnic groups and
put an end to the hostilities with peace on their tongue during Black
August. Our study group has been growing throughout the cells here at
High Desert C-yard, despite many setbacks of harassment from the pigs
here and there. As I continue to share literature with the comrades and
this year’s study group, I introduce them to MIM(Prisons) and United
Struggle from Within (USW). I remind every comrade that everyone’s
struggles are different (state of mind). If you know what the problem is
our job as comrades is to help come up with solutions to combat the
problem for our comrades. But in order to do anything to advance the
struggle we must be organized in order to help one another, we must set
tribalism to the side! And set aside all of our differences as well as
our past beef and come together collectively in an effort to accomplish
our goals: Peace, Unity and Growth among the oppressed masses.
AFW is back on the move for the second year here at High Desert State
Prison (HDSP), bringing together a cohesive front in reflecting, fasting
and uniting to honor those nameless and faceless men of Black August and
Attica (1971) by coming together in solidarity. This year we put the
issues of today on the table:
Who is your neighbor? Always remember racism is an idea that is the
product of imperialism. And AFW, USW and MIM(Prisons) are all in
agreement with anti-imperialism!
What will help us improve our material condition? First we must start
off with our neighbor, each one teach one no matter the color.
Understand the prison system. The system operates through criminal
justice institutions, but functions more like a caste system than a
system of crime control.
Comrades, wake up! Understand the racial caste system; they don’t
require racial hostility or overt bigotry to thrive, they need only
racial indifference. Wake up young Afrikan! Mass incarceration in the
U.S. is a comprehensive and well-disguised system of racialized social
system. Comrades, help me help us organize and advance our struggle
forward for peace throughout C-yard.
Solidarity
from E6X.20 September 2016
Abolitionists From Within is back on the move on this September 9 Day of
Peace and Solidarity with all Freedom Fighters and to commemorate and
never forget about the Attica uprising. To my comrades around the
country who took a stand today, I stand in solidarity with you. And
remember the fallen comrades and the spirits that live on.
This is the AFW’s second year demonstration at High Desert (HDSP). Last
year I was on D-yard as I know my comrades are on the move. Stop the
madness, don’t forget who the real enemy is. Here on C-yard the cells
are growing. I would like to thank all the comrades for participating,
and the study group comrades who are fasting with us today in my unit,
and my Chicano comrades who had the courage to share with me the
Under Lock & Key I pass out. We reread articles, talk about
it in great detail, clarify with my comrades and spread enlightenment
about the history of the Attica uprising and the history of the
September 9 Day of Peace and Solidarity, and remembrance of the fallen
comrades. As each comrade in our unit continues to struggle and agree on
the best solutions in attacking our issues that are inflicting us today,
I encourage each cell to do the same in their unit.
Here on C-yard was nothing but peace today in solidarity with the
movement and with the Attica freedom fighters. Thanks to MIM(Prisons),
USW, United Front for Peace in Prisons, Agreement to End Hostilities and
all my comrades who took a stand today.
We can only change our conditions for the better by struggling together.
Unity
from J-DOG II LX September 2016
September 9 will never be an ordinary day for me again. When I was
approached with this novel idea of showing solidarity for this 24-hour
period I jumped at the idea. Why? Because day in and day out I deal with
prison politics, but it’s not the politics that bring us better prison
treatment, it’s politics that keep us at odds with each other over petty
b@#%s#@! Brothers like George Jackson gave the ultimate sacrifice so
that we could have a lot of the privileges we have now. I’m sure the
brotha would be very disappointed at how s#!% is now. We’ve seriously
forgotten who the real enemy is, and until we start showing more unity
among ourselves this machine that holds us as modern-day slaves will
continue to win.
Whether we want to believe it or not we are all brothers in the
struggle. From Soledad to Attica, High Desert to Sing-Sing, and all in
between. We are all dealing with the same systematic incarceration. So
this September 9 I wanted to be an example of what Unity could bring. I
refrained from any yard politic and refused to entertain any backbitting
on another brother. I did not sell or use any drug, nor did I give any
to my brothers. Healthy mind, healthy body. Although I don’t like doing
burpees I joined my brothas in a 45-minute test of endurance. For that
45 minutes we were as one. One unit pushing each other to keep going,
can’t stop, won’t stop, our cadence rang loud: Unity! I took the time to
stop and ask my brother “how are we today,” “can I help you with
anything?” These things probably went unnoticed to the yard masses, but
I didn’t do it for recognition. I did it because strength, kindness, and
comradery is infectious. If I infected one brother I’ve accomplished
what I believed could be done.
Now that I’ve been enlightened to what brothas have been doing for years
on September 9, I must continue to push, pull, stride, for unity. I too
have lost sight of the power of unity and it feels good to care about
something or someone other than yourself. So thank you to my little
brother in this struggle for infecting me with this knowledge, and to
all my brothers in this struggle from Cali to NY and all in between.
From the words of the late great Tupac “Keep ya head up.” If we make it
through the night, tomorrow’s a brighter day.
Sacrifice
from DM dot LOC September 2016
In from the cold, it feels great to be embraced by enlightened kinsmen
from the AFW. Solidarity Day (September 9) is fast upon us. Some type of
sacrifice is needed. Myself I pledge to fast and refrain from cursing
and illogical rhetoric. I hope all comrades who participate can stay
steadfast and maintain their discipline.
Esta semana, los oficiales del Ejército de los E$tado$ Unido$ anunciaron
que las personas transgénero son bienvenidas para servir abiertamente
como guerreros del imperialismo y la dominación mundial Amérikkkana.
Hicieron un plan que será puesto en marcha el año que viene, que incluye
apoyo financiero para tratamientos médicos como cirugías, terapia y
hormonas.
Algunos activistas trans, que reconocen por qué este anuncio es
“problemático” para las personas en las naciones oprimidas, afirmarán
que “[el Ejército de los E$tados Unido$] nombraría como nuevo miembro
cualquier cosa.” Lo cual es cierto, hasta un punto. El gobierno de los
E$tado$ Unido$, en todas sus formas, tratará de controlar todos los
aspectos de nuestra sociedad que puedan ser controlados. Lo que recalca
el punto de que las políticas de identidad de género no amenazan al
militarismo e$tadouniden$e y a la dominación del mundo porque pueden ser
controladas por la mera aceptación. ¿La lucha por la aceptación de los
transgéneros (o cualquier lucha de género), distinta de la organización
revolucionaria, debilita al capitalismo mismo? No. Y este anuncio lo
prueba.
El gobierno e$tadouniden$e no puede nombrar como nuevo miembro a
organización antiimperialista genuina, a pesar de sus intentos con las
organizaciones encubiertas y la revisión de la historia. No puede
integrar la autodeterminación de las naciones con el colonialismo porque
son aspectos opuestos de una contradicción mundial. No pueden terminar
con la opresión y desesperación de la gente en el Tercer Mundo porque
dependen de esa opresión para su función básica de la explotación para
mantener a las personas en los E$tados Unido$ ricas y felices.
Si tu lucha puede ser integrada al Ejército de los E$tado$ Unido$,
entonces eso demuestra de qué lado está en realidad. ¿Eres un
revolucionario internacionalista? ¿O sólo esperas por una mejor vida
aquí en Amérikkka? Todos los que se opongan a la opresión de identidad
de género, militarismo y genocidio deberían hacer todo en su poder para
organizarse en contra del Ejército de los E$tado$ Unido$, y en contra
del capitalismo, dado que esa es la única manera en que llegaremos a un
mundo sin opresión de género para todos.
Stop – freeze Pig get on your knees You can hate me But you
can’t stop thee Movement in progress Socialism rises, Like
the Phoenix – All shapes and sizes, Walk of life Will walk
to town We stop until Capitalist trash falls down