The Catch 22 album “Permanent Revolution” is based on his life, and an absolute banger

I fucking love how much personality and vibe this picture carries.

It makes me angry I never got to meet her

And don’t she look the part!

Thanks. Corrected.

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Approximately 215 people were indicted under the legislation, including alleged communists, anarchists, and fascists.

indicted [..] including fascists

press X to doubt, fascists got off scot free

It wasn't the murder that led to a widespread state repression against the left. No, it was the authoritarian police that wanted to find an excuse to consolidate its power and sow fear.

When the far-right Israeli militia in Palestine increasingly got terrorist, they weren't stopped actively by the police. On the contrary.

It's her! The head of Antifa!!!

And the photo itself is done so well, enhancing the character of the face in it. Portraits are always a compromise (one I'm meh to bad at), but this one nails it

Oddly beautiful and threatening at the same time

What an incredible face.

Basically an earlier ICE age.

This is the one where the term "tankie" originated, I believe.

I.e. support for sending the Soviet tanks into Budapest.

Class war. Class war never changes.

Excuse me that is Phyllis Vance

promising that they would be protected from any consequences.

Because, as we know, it was found some fifteen years earlier that "just following orders" is a perfectly acceptable excuse for commuting crimes against humanity.

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Seeing this reminded me of another really big jail uprising in the 70s.

I think it was Attica?

It was, wow my memory is working today.

https://www.britannica.com/topic/Attica-prison-revolt

Putin seems to be more than happy to enslave young Russian men to run through the meat grinder.

Slavery was never legal. People just arbitrarily decided that black folks weren't human. Actually READ the 13th Amendment. It legalized slavery for the first time.

America has the highest incarcerated population in the world for a reason.

So you want to get rid of the law that prohibits slavery and indenture servitude?

Repeal the 13th Amendment

Holy shit, that's cool!

The Bolivian dictator decided to put Che's body on display for the local indigenous people to see as an example. It backfired. While his campaign never materialized significant support from them while he was alive, they turned out in droves to file past the body of the man who died for their liberation. It even sparked worship as a saint among them. Santo Che.