Are there any governments on the planet that wouldn't ban a group that damages its military equipment? "Yes, we're perfectly happy with them causing £50 million in damages to our military aircraft! Carry on!".
this post was submitted on 23 Jun 2025
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Typically what has been done in the past is imprisoning the people doing it, not making it so anyone who says that they support it can go to prison.
However for at least the last 20 years, this is what they’ve done instead.
Spray painting is terrorism according to this government whereas genocide is not. Just shows how it values property above human lives. This is typical of bourgeois governments.
Also it’s a good time to distract from the Disability Insurance cut and left wing rebellion that’s unfolding this week.