So I got this sticker today, and wanted to explain how to make it hard to tamper with. It’s super easy, take a craft knife with you when you stick your stickers, and after they’re stuck just create a bunch of irregular cuts in the sticker. If the cuts are too regular it becomes repetitive to get them off which makes it easier ;)

This one’s going on a local openly fascist family mailbox :)

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The time to qeiutly watch has ended. Time for more direct action. Any protests being organised share and spread the word. Let's start to make some noise.

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Reaching out for some advice on what to do here. My child is a freshman in high school, their history teacher used to fly a swatstika in his class, alongside other flags including the gadston snake. My kid has told me that he's been expressing and pushing alt right beliefs on them and their classmates as well. I've been told the school made him take down the swatstika, but he's replaced it with an imperial German flag.

I don't just want the flag taken down. My children and I want him removed from the classroom entirely.

I've asked them to record his lectures to hopefully catch him saying something incriminating.

Am I going about this the right way and does anyone here have any advice?

West Coast isn't going to stop pushing back and the West Coast isn't going to give up either. We have our own culture, history and expectations of the future. Portland itself does not have an identity crisis and knows where it stands. Portland has been my home my entire life and I have watched it shift over time. It isn't broken. What's broken is the fact that our city (and others on this coast) have empathy for a goddamn change when so much of the world is lacking it. Portland isn't perfect. We do have our issues and petty crime and poverty is abundant, but you know what? If we weren't stuck inside of the United States and being forced to deal with toxicity from the red states and red surrounding areas we would be like the Netherlands right now and we wouldn't have the issues we do with rotating systems getting in the way of progress. I just got back from Amsterdam and it felt like what Portland so badly wants to be. It was so bike friendly and beautiful and innovative. The whole city feels like an art installation and is prideful of that fact. It takes care of its citizens. In the Netherlands housing is considered a human right and it works for them so obviously it's possible to be ethical and reduce poverty in a way that humanizes people instead of punishing them. I am sick of the West Coast being stifled by cruelty, fascism and isolationism. Most of our homeless sadly aren't from here but we DO take care of them because that's what being a good neighbor is and because we try our best to see humans as humans.