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"When the revolution is for everyone, everyone will be for the revolution"

Blog Can't You Read Police State Social Justice

NinaIllingworth December 4, 2018November 5, 2022 Angela Nagle, anti-racism, blog, Can't You Read, colonial slavery, colonialism, exploitation, extraction, extractivism, FA1, humanity, immigration, Imperialism, informal writing, Libcom, Nagle Caucus, neocolonialism, Nina Illingworth, Offsite Writing, open borders, pig empire, police state, Racism, slavery, Social Justice, The Left Case Against Open Borders, trashfire, WD7

Blog: No Left Case Against Open Borders (Link)

A short, ranty blog from Nina over on Can’t You Read about why there is no such thing as a left wing case against open borders in the Pig Empire.

Essays Fascism Memes News

NinaIllingworth May 3, 2017November 17, 2022 A Brief Thought, Abe Lincoln, abolition, Abolitionist Movement, American Civil War, Amerikan Musik, Andrew Jackson, Bannon, Bigotry, civil war, Confederacy, conservative media, David Duke, dishonest, Donald Trump, Essays, FA1, fascism, Fascism Ascendant in the USA, Fort Sumter, Gorka, historians, History, Holocaust denial, interview, Islamophobia, Jackson, Jeff Sessions, John Calhoun, KKK, liberal media, Meme, Miller, mistakes, MP6, neoconfederates, neonazi, News, Nina Illingworth, North, Nullification Crisis of 1832, Old Hickory, Opinion, peculiar institution, Politics, President Andrew Jackson, rascism, rascist, Rec Reads, Recommended Reading, Salena Zito, Sean Spicer, Six Things I Think, slavery, South, Southern intellectuals, the Emancipation Proclamation, Trump, Trump Administration, Union, US history, white supremacy, yes Trump is a racist, yes Trump's government is racist

A Brief Thought: A Very White House

As the Trump administration crashes from controversy to controversy, Nina takes a look at Trump’s most recent foray into revisionist history to ask “did he just say what I think he did?”

Essays Neoliberalism Police State Videos

NinaIllingworth September 30, 2016November 5, 2022 "rotten apples", 9/11, Amerikan Musik, anti-war movement, automation, Baltimore, Bilderberg Group, Bush Administration, C.G.P. Grey, capitalism, CIA, Civil Liberties, Civil Rights, climate catastrophy, collective bargaining, conflict, conspiracy theorist, control, corporate control, corporate taxes, corporations, Crime, crusade, dark future, Deep Dives, deep state, Democracy, domestic policy, doomsayer, Dystopia, Econ, economic collapse, Economics, elites, endless war, Essays, fascism, Fascism Ascendant in the USA, FBI, Ferguson, feudalism, financial crime, financial crisis, First Crusade, foreign policy, G20 Riots, guaranteed income, human rights violations, Humans Need Not Apply, inequity, Iraq War, It's (Almost) All Economics, jobs, labor, labor power, Libya Invasion, longform writing, Manga Carta, Mass Surveillance program, Military Industrial Complex, mind power, money in politics, muscle power, neofeudalism, neoliberalism, new fascism, Nina Illingworth, NSA, Obama administration, Op-Ed, Opinion, organized labor, people power, Police, police militarization, police state, police violence, policing for profit, political class, Pope Urban II, predicting the future, profiteering, Propaganda, protests, racial profiling, Racism, racist cops, riot, Robocop, robot, Russia, Russia vs NATO & USA, saber rattling, sea level rise, shortages, slave patrols, slavery, social engineering, social theory, Socialism, spies, ST2, student loans, TADMZ, Tales from the American DMZ, tanks, tax the wealthy, taxation, The West, the western World, the work day, Thinkpiece, Torture Program, UBI, unemployable, unemployable labor, unemployment, Universal Basic Income, US & the West, US State Department, V for Vendetta, Video, Vietnam War, Vietnam War Protests, violence, war, war on drugs, War on Terror, war with Russia, WD7, wealthy elites, women's suffrage, work, WTO Riots, WWI, WWII

Tales from the American DMZ: It’s (Almost) All Economics

Nina takes a terrifying look at the potential relationship between police militarization, global war and the coming automation crisis

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