druzilla.bsky.social
Witch, Domme, Vegetarian, Nerd, Bi/Pan/Queer, Polyamorous. Invisible Disability. Crochet, zines, space, gardening.
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General Strike US asks for people to sign a strike card. Once we hit 11 million signees, it's strike time. You are welcome to provide whatever info you want; the purpose is to make sure strikers are in the US & to have a fairly accurate count. @generalstrikeus.bsky.social
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That's the main purpose of the strike card. It took me a couple of weeks of reading the website and the resources and hanging out in the discord until I felt comfortable enough to sign. But you definitely do not have to sign up or to get involved!
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Valid question. @generalstrikeus.bsky.social is NOT requiring people to sign up in order to get involved. But history shows that for a general strike to be effective, 3.5%+ of the population is a critical number. It's hard to gauge that, unless there is a way to keep track of who is a yes [...]
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Well, check out the site, and the Discord server and see what you think. It's good to be a bit skeptical. I was. I asked a lot of questions and looked through the resources a lot before I felt that it's a good faith effort being built grassroots and not led by one or two personalities.
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As a member of a union, I get what you are saying. GSUS *is* reaching out to other organizations and unions. Most unions need a certain number of committed members before declaring a strike.
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Even if you choose not to sign... when we strike, we hope that you will join us in the streets.
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General Strike US asks for people to sign a strike card. Once we hit 11 million signees, it's strike time. You are welcome to provide whatever info you want; the purpose is to make sure strikers are in the US & to have a fairly accurate count. @generalstrikeus.bsky.social
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Showoff, that's like $5000 worth of eggs
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Yeah, YOU go ahead and welcome them aboard. I will be over here caring for the ones who are being injured.
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Yeah, YOU go ahead and welcome them aboard. I will be over here caring for the ones who are being injured.
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Hate to be the one to have to break it to ya, bud, but the Leopards Eating People's Faces Party that you voted for is going to eat your step-dad's face, too.
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Can you post the is masc versus femme style of the same dance? That's one of my favorites!
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2016: David Bowie dies, Brexit, Zika, Prince dies, the Cubs win the World Series (!!!), fucking Donald Trump becomes president?!?! I mean seriously.It just gets weirder and weirder from here out , so draw your own conclusions.
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2010: a Spanish woman claiming ownership of the sun. 2012: Russian children take a lion to school. 2013: Pope joins Twitter, Edward Snowden. 2014: Ebola, mysterious disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, Dutch artist Bart Jansen turned his dead cat into a remote-controlled helicopter
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With the @neatoday.bsky.social
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With @pflag.org !
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The @aclu.org !
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Sad for Nebraskans and sad for medical & science research. Yet Nebraskans keep voting for people who genuinely don't care about them.
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He is a real treasure. I hope his friends in the industry, who can afford step up for him, do.
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Eggs? In this economy?
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Who exactly are you planning to shoot to solve this?
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There is definitely an ORANGE HORROR and it's coming from inside the house! #IYKYK
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Beautiful & vibrant shading!
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This is my retirement plan TBH
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"Sing" is evergreen.
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Regardless of status, immigrants are a huge part of our community: buying & paying for local goods & services, paying sales & payroll taxes, working in agriculture & industry jobs, creating small businesses, paying rent/mortgages. In every important way, they are our neighbors. #StandWithImmigrants
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Plus, y'know, the first colonists didn't have passports or paperwork. They just SHOWED UP and took land. #NobodyIsIllegalOnStolenLand.
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Black people whose ancestors were brought to the USA *enslaved* in the 1600s, 1700s, and 1800s didn't even gain citizenship until the late 1800s regardless of how many generations they'd been here.
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"But my family came legally!" In the 1800s & early 1900s, it was much easier to get naturalization & citizenship, *especially* for European immigrants. Literally sometimes you just stood in line right off the boat & were processed into the country. That's not the case today. [...]
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Don't let people reduce the conversation to "they're only deporting criminals/'illegals.'" We are seeing in many places that ICE is rounding up large numbers of Hispanic-looking people FIRST and holding them while they sort it out, regardless of their visas, paperwork, or citizenship. [...]