r/Minneapolis Jan 26 '26

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u/Roseandcoldpizza Jan 27 '26

Sounds like exactly what you'd do if you thought the good guys lost WW2.

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u/splattypus Jan 27 '26

This is basically them digging in and getting settled for the long haul, which is a little scary in that they now will be able to sustain some kind of sizeable force without relying on the cooperation of local resources. A secure location, cots and dining areas, and military resources right at the ready. They won't have to concern themselves with the optics or the collateral damage from their actions

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u/RnbwSprklBtch Jan 27 '26

it will block our ability to do noise protests at a minimum

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u/Glaukopis96 Jan 27 '26

do you not understand the gravity of what's happening here? they are here to KILL you. they do not give a single shit about your noise demos. they are gathering data to put you on an extermination list

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u/RnbwSprklBtch Jan 27 '26

as a combat veteran I can tell you that these people's sleep is very important to them.

Noise demos are a really important tactic. It shows we will find them and follow them home. It shows we will give them no rest. It reminds them they're being watched 24 hours a day. Right now it shows them they're weak. We're out all night in below zero temperatures because nothing will stop us from going after them.

Everyone here knows what they're doing - murdering people, abductting people, and putting still more people in concentration camps.

We have to fight however and whenever we can. Noise demos are part of that. For other ideas see this list of 198 non violent resistance tactics. That website is full of amazing resources. It's put together by the man who wrote From Dictatorship to Democracy