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Well, I see we’re fully embracing the Abbie Hoffman school of thought with a touch of poetic frustration and political theater. Though I can’t help but wonder if Steal this book was less about starting a revolution and more about mastering the fine art of sarcasm in the face of an absurd system.

As for your laundry list of radical, rat-infused tactics... I can’t say I’m on board with breaking out the acid-laced soup or unleashing vermin. I’m more of the “make people aware, make them care, and then vote like you’re on a mission from actual reason” school of rebellion. Sure, I get the frustration, it’s like trying to navigate a maze while the walls keep changing—but there’s a part of me that wonders if this kind of chaos is just what he thrives on. I still advocate for storming the palace ala French Revolution 😆.

Maybe the real plan is simpler: hit ‘em where it hurts, the thing they don’t expect—coherence, consistency, and the crushing weight of actually organizing for change and holding up a mirror and yelling it from the mountain tops. Similar tactic the Bishop used to plead for mercy at the prayer service. Making Trump and his gang of gypsies tramps and thieves visibly uncomfortable. Maybe the revolution is less about rants n rats, more about resilience. Or, you know, we could just bring back the old gay militant activists groups like act up, gay liberation front, or gay activists alliance. If this tactic proves useless; let us forget the Weather Girls approach bring out the Weathermen the violent offshoot of students for a democratic society. I think they were out of their minds militants but they got their point across kinda of like the radical fairies 🤣 remember them....just shadow the fools around till they tire of us n leave...have to run I'm late to meet Melania n Donnie for lunch toodles....lmao...

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