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Presentation slide that says: Our most important task: Stop authoritarianism. 4 columns of text underneath the header. Column 1: Disrupt (not just protests): Massive boycotts, Strikes and nonviolent direct action. Can we imagine 1.5 million Californians participating? Column 2: Delegitimize: Drive down support for the billionaires, bullies, and bigots. Tell stories of our people and resistance to their cruelty. Column 3: Defections: Win back the folks in our base that voted for Trump. Peel off major parts of the MAGA coalition. Column 4: Dual coalitions: YES Coalition with a shared progressive vision; NO Coalition who agree on stopping authoritarianism.

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Presentation slide that says: Our most important task: Stop authoritarianism. 4 columns of text underneath the header. Column 1: Disrupt (not just protests): Massive boycotts, Strikes and nonviolent direct action. Can we imagine 1.5 million Californians participating? Column 2: Delegitimize: Drive down support for the billionaires, bullies, and bigots. Tell stories of our people and resistance to their cruelty. Column 3: Defections: Win back the folks in our base that voted for Trump. Peel off major parts of the MAGA coalition. Column 4: Dual coalitions: YES Coalition with a shared progressive vision; NO Coalition who agree on stopping authoritarianism.
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Diligence Jones (deliachristina@sfba.social)'s status on Monday, 20-Oct-2025 09:16:22 JST Diligence Jones
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This is one of the slides from the big Bay Get Ready community NonCooperation training some friends went to a couple weekends ago.
I would posit that this looks like A Plan. It's not the only Plan but it looks good for right now.
I would also posit that it's a hard plan. It's not a technical plan like Project 2025. It's a difficult adaptive challenge. And that's why folks will be like, This isn't a plan; this isn't going to work. They're looking for technical rubrics. Sorry, dude. Shit is hard.

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