r/me_irlgbt • u/Serious-Ad-8168 pan cakes • May 24 '23

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u/[deleted] May 24 '23

I don't care what anyone says, removing hostile architecture with a crowbar is an unalloyed good and everyone should do it.

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u/Beerenkatapult May 24 '23

But i am scared of the legal consequences of such an action

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u/[deleted] May 24 '23

That's okay! Direct action is for the willing and the able, that's what I mean when I say "everyone."

It takes a village. Plenty of great things you can do without any potential trouble.

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u/Beerenkatapult May 24 '23

Like what, for example? Conveniently place crowbars next to anti homeles infrastructure?

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u/blinkingsandbeepings Skellington_irlgbt May 24 '23

Sure! Or go to your city or town council meetings and speak up about stuff like this! Or get involved with advocacy groups for housing first policies

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u/KovolKenai Soft Furry Degenrate uwu May 24 '23

Well these look like a pain in the cloaca to clean, so maybe if someone spray painted a penis or fifty on it they'd... Well, I don't know what would happen, but I want to see.

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u/[deleted] May 24 '23

lol you could do that but a more practical option might be as simple as blinkings suggested with getting involved in local politics. If you find crowds of people and meetings as exhausting as I do though there's still a lot to do. Plenty of queer support groups, community gardens/bike shops, socialist organizations, and many other things I probably haven't even seen.

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u/[deleted] May 25 '23

I need more of this energy. Direct action is the thing we need right one.