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â—¾ A Palestinian man displaced from northern Gaza said in an interview with Al Jazeera that the soldier stationed outside his home in a tank spoke to them in English as they fled their home: - we were under siege for two days. The house has many tanks in front of it, not one or ten it was a huge number... The soldier that we saw had an American flag on his combat uniform... I looked at our neighbours houses, only another family in our street had survived...We left the area and could hear wounded people screaming in pain. â—¾Follow: t.me/UkraineHumanRightsAbuses

Holy Mother of Based. Love seeing citizens excersizing their 2nd amendment rights in unison to to deter oppression, personally. Ive seen this happen several times this year now in different cities, where people decided to organize armed protests to protect homeless encamptments as their sweeped to ensure belongings are not thrown out. This is a growing trend as often times when cities sweep homeless encampments, they will forcibly remove the occupants, and literally just throw out all their shit, with them feet away, and use armed cops with the threat of violence to prevent them from saving some of their possessions from being thrown out. Many homeless people lose their ID in these sweeps, which is part of the vicous cycle[2] Despite the many videos around the nation of homeless people crying and begging to retrieve some of their items as heartless city workers throw their lifes possessions out in front of them, with armed cops ready to shoot should the victims resist in any effective manner, cities have not changed their policies. So citizens are taking direct action. Here is an article I found on of the initial Dallas armed protest, titled activate karen voice: "Armed activists blocked Dallas workers from cleaning a homeless camp. That’s unacceptable. This is not how we do things in this country."[3] What do you think? Are these armed protestors defending the rights, property, and dignity of the homeless doing the right thing, or doing a wrong thing? https://www.dallasobserver.com/news/dallas-prepares-for-armed-resistance-during-local-homeless-encampment-sweeps-14765203 2.https://missionlocal.org/2022/02/data-provides-glimpse-into-belongings-taken-from-unhoused-people/ https://www.dallasnews.com/opinion/editorials/2022/07/27/armed-activists-blocked-dallas-workers-from-cleaning-a-homeless-camp-thats-unacceptable/ 4.[inspiration for post] https://twitter.com/EFJBGC/status/1567588784505556992 homeless #choosefreedom #abolishthepolice #americanpolitics #basichumanrights #humanrights

Good morning dear #SomeeFamily greetings for the day ???? HumanRights Importance of human rights in re-building the world we want. Freedom means the supremacy of human rights everywhere. There may be times when we are powerless to prevent injustice, but there must never be a time when we fail to protest Thank you #SomeeFamily ❤️