[lbo-talk] Occupy Oakland's imminent implosion and thewidereffects
Chuck Grimes
c123grimes at att.net
Sun Nov 6 10:35:01 PST 2011
I suggest refusing to blame Oakland, but simultaneously shelving
property destruction as a tactic. The police didn't care about it. The banks
have money to repair their windows. What threatened the state was the
creative restoration of the city. Imagine a strength that could force the
state to retreat: a mass movement that walks out of work and occupies
everything."
http://viewpointmag.com/2011/11/03/notes-on-oakland-2011/
[reposted from Eric Beck]
I would strongly suggest LBO read this short description, instead of
analyzing or angsting over the role or non-role `violence' and street
fighting with the cops.
The suggestion of expansion of occupation of closed shops and stores, makes
perfect sense in downtown Oakland because the area is littered with such
spaces.
CG
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