A comic in black-white charcoal, with accents in neon colours. 1: "Here was her house". We see a blocky building with three floors. 2: Now we see only the ruins of war. "A few decades ago, there was nothing here." 3: A wider angle of the war-torn city, still smoking. "In the 50s and 60s, she watched as father built with his own hands atop the ruins which were Warszawa after the war. For his hard work in rebuilding, an apartment was assigned to him."

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   anarcholatina (ramonita@ni.hil.ist)'s status on Tuesday, 12-Nov-2024 22:03:43 JST anarcholatina

   Jolanta Brzeska was a Polish lady who dared to stand up to landlord vultures, and founded a tenant's association to stop abuses. She was found burned to death in 2011, in a very unconvincing "suicide".

   After several equally unconvincing police investigations that end up dropped, the case has been dropped yet again on October 28, so the community is protesting:

   https://wiadomosci.wp.pl/wszystkich-nas-nie-spalicie-protestowali-po-decyzji-prokuratury-7091078651005888a

   https://tvrepublika.pl/Polska/Napisali-do-Bodnara-Zadaja-wyjasnienia-sprawy-zabojstwa-Jolanty-Brzeskiej/175033

   A comrade has translated this short comic about her life, by Kasia Babis.

   Never doubt that landlords and landowners are the enemy: murders in the interest of land-grabbing are commonplace all over the world. Those who hoard living space for profit should be treated as targets. Consider: If rich people are allowed to claim territory and defend it by force, why shouldn't us?