Hot take but being a high-ranking member of a fascist political party should absolutely make you a target of violence. The only concerns are tactical.
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I looked through a different article and it said this: "Trump will be the first president since Herbert Hoover in 1932 not to speak at the conference at all, skipping it entirely in 2016 as the presidential nominee and again in 2017 and 2018."
So your man was invited but didn't come.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/naacp-breaks-with-116-years-of-history-to-snub-trump/
Did they invite him during his first term?
Also the anniversary of an important attempt to liberate the Dominican Republic from Trujillo, a fascist dictator who was propped up by the USA.
A very big portion of How to Blow Up a Pipeline by Andreas Malm criticizes this study and how it ignores the more violent and property-destroying aspects of the movements it studied.
As Malm describes, the radical flank effect is a well-documented phenomenon in which the presence of a more militant faction in a social movement makes the authorities much more likely to compromise with the moderate elements.
I suggest you read the book if you haven't already.
Belarus still runs their own KGB.
The crosses are iron at least
Doesn't everyone get excited though? Even as a kid I would get excited because it would make chores easier.
That's horrible! You guys need to cut the personality cults out.
I had to pass through US customs on my way home (layover in JFK). Bastards have portraits of Trump and Noem on the fucking wall.
Bones are organs
I don't want to kill Republicans. I don't have the skills and I'm also not American. Furthermore, you are right that the climate is suboptimal for assassinations of Republican politicians at this point. My point was one of morals: it is ethically justified to kill a fascist politician.
As someone who was born in Russia, I think I would still be living there if that miserable piece of shit rat that runs the country fucking died in the most painful way possible.