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Apologies to the community for this taking longer to organize than we had hoped. However, we think we put together what we hope will be an engaging and useful discussion for current and former service members as well as their friends and families. If you know anyone who would benefit from watching this panel, please share the invite link far and wide.

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Hey Lemmy,

We need your help. We've been asked to host a panel with the National Lawyers Guild which will be focused on helping US service members understand some basic questions around what is an illegal order, and what they can do if they believe they've been issued an illegal order.

We've got some questions so far, but we want more to come from the community. If you are a veteran, or current service members, or really any one concerned, what questions would you ask a panel of lawyers about the upcoming administration?

 

This is an interview we did with Don Lemon on the Don Lemon show. We organized a clean up of the DC streets after the January 6th insurrection, primarily so we could take down all the fascist and neo-nazi propaganda they had put up.

[–] ContinueToServe 1 points 3 weeks ago (2 children)

I would say it laid the ground work for OccupyWallstreet, which laid the ground work for modern progressive movement.

[–] ContinueToServe 6 points 3 weeks ago

Partially because "peaceful" and the definition of what would or would not be accepted as valid protest became co-opted by the management/ ivy league class.

Compare the Seattle WTO protests to the 2003-2005 Iraq protests.