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Occupy Tactics: Violence and Legitimacy in the Occupy Movement and Beyond from brandon jourdan on Vimeo.

A Debate between Chris Hedges and the CrimethInc. Ex-Workers Collective on Tactics & Strategy, Reform & RevolutionWhy a debate?

Since Occupy Wall Street took Zuccotti Park in September 2011, there has been a resurgence of social movement activity in the United States. As momentum has increased, age-old questions over tactics, strategy, and goals have returned to the fore.

What is violence? Who gets to define it? Do illegal actions have a place in our movements?

This discussion never takes place in a vacuum or on a level playing field; rather, it occurs within the context of a struggle that is already in progress, where every statement has immediate ramifications for the participants. Differing tactical approaches often reflect fundamental differences in strategy and goals.

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Violence and Legitimacy in the Occupy Movement and Beyond:
A Debate between Chris Hedges and the CrimethInc. Ex-Workers Collective
on Tactics & Strategy, Reform & Revolution
Livestreamed Wednesday, September 12, 2012, 7:00 pm
from Proshansky Auditorium
CUNY Graduate Center
New York City, NY

Violence and Legitimacy in the Occupy Movement and Beyond:
A Debate between Chris Hedges and the CrimethInc. Ex-Workers Collective on Tactics & Strategy, Reform & Revolution

Wednesday, September 12, 2012, 7:00 pm
Free admission

Proshansky Auditorium
Lower level, CUNY Graduate Center
365 Fifth Avenue (@ 34th street)
New York City, NY 10016

The Archived Livestream of this event is HERE

http://www.stealfromwork.crimethinc.com/ Steal something from work! Break down the divisions that separate you from your co-workers. Work together to maximize your under-the-table profit-sharing; make sure all of you are safe and getting what you need. Don?t let the boss pit you against each other ? in the end, that only makes all of you more vulnerable. Build up enough trust that you can graduate from taking things from work to taking control of your workplace itself! Chances are you already steal from your work ? if not physical items, at least time on the clock. Good for you! But don?t stop there ? think of how much more you could take, how much more you deserve.

http://submedia.tv In November, one or the other of the corporate candidates will win, and then, as always, it will be what the people do, not the politicians, that counts. A video report on the protests that occurred in connection with the Democrat and Republican National Conventions, Ground Noise & Static is a manifesto. We went to Denver and St. Paul to take the pulse of the movement. Corporate media would cover the platitudes and posturing of the politicians, we were interested in something else, a story hidden in plain sight, captured in the now-classic street chant, ?This is what democracy looks like.? Ground Noise & Static is a joint effort of Franklin L?pez of subMedia.TV and PepperSpray Productions. It is the direct result of a wonderful collaboration with many indymedia-style activists and journalists who all pitched in for the common good and success of their various efforts to tell their ?Unconventional? stories.

The last episode of "It's the End of the World"... ...Well until the DNC! Heh! This week: 1. Exxon Fellatio 2. Four Year scare tactic 3. Endorsement contradictions 4. Setting the stage 5. Against Me! 6. Anarchists on the MSM 7. Protest tips from a medic

http://www.stimulator.tv/ This Week: 1. WWIII 2. Famin and Fire 3. Sydnot 4. Hot-Lanta 5. Cheney's heart of Oil 6. The APC Strikes back 7. Dead Prez 8. Gore's Genocide

http://www.stimulator.tv/ This Week: 1. Slappy head 2. Habeas What? 3. Martial Law 4. Plane Stupid 5. The Faint 6. More P.E. Please 7. Brother Ali

http://www.stimulator.tv/ This Week: 1. Meteor Vomit 2. Polluter do learns 3. Icecap Shinkage 4. Streaking Glaciers 5. Brother Ali 6. No More Nic Fit 7. Emery Bin Tokin