Very compelling and important Life, Liberty & Levin tonight at 8 PM eastern on Fox. Biden’s plans to destroy suburban America.

Twitter.com ^ | 7/26/20 | Mark Levin

[GrandJediMasterYoda]

Very compelling and important Life, Liberty & Levin tonight at 8 PM eastern on Fox. Biden’s plans to destroy suburban America. If you cannot watch Live please DVR the show. See you then!

[GrandJediMasterYoda]

My Aunt is a life long Democrap who lives in the suburbs, she hates Trump, thinks Biden is an innocent disciple of her Messiah Obama. I demanded that she watch this tonight and she said she will although I doubt it will get through her thick skull. If you know any leftists who live in the suburbs or any anti-Trumpers, get them to watch this.

[Dr. Ursus]

Obama used this to dump Ms-13 on Long Island in 2015!

[GrandJediMasterYoda]

Yep, and they ended up in Brentwood and killed 32 kids total, but of course Obama’s the Messiah and you cannot criticize the Messiah. When he wasn’t busy getting kids killed, he was busy financing terror via Iran getting our troops killed but Trump gets impeached for making a freakin phone call.

[Truthoverpower]

Here’s the problem that they have with this scare tactic
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It’s going to only apply around very liberal cities and if you live too close to one that’s your problem

Furthermore in my county for example ( Marin near SF)

almost everything is zoned single-family housing and there is a house on that property

so who’s ever going to condemn five or six of those so they can build some Soviet style apartments? It will never happen

What they are doing in places like downtown San Jose is building apartment homes with HOAs that sell for a half $1 million

[House Atreides]

“...almost everything is zoned single-family housing and there is a house on that property

so who’s ever going to condemn five or six of those so they can build some Soviet style apartments? It will never happen...”
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They don’t have to tear down and rebuild. They can simply change zoning and allow multiple (2, 3, 4 or more) family housing on each lot. Watch how many units those properties can be divided into and how many people can be crammed into each of them. They can do that and they WILL do that given the opportunity.

[MAGAthon]

what do they want?

VIDEO/TRANSCRIPT: 15 Jul: Democracy Now: The Left Remakes the World: Amna Akbar on Canceling Rent, Defunding Police & Where We Go from Here
Presenters: Amy Goodman, Juan González
We speak with Amna Akbar, law professor at Ohio State University, who wrote about how to respond to all of this in her op-ed in Sunday’s New York Times headlined “The Left Is Remaking the World.”...
AMNA AKBAR: But it might be worth taking a moment to talk about private property, which is also everywhere and structures our everyday lives, but is arguably a bit more subterranean in how it does. Private property is the basis of our legal regime. It’s a settler regime, a capitalist regime, a racial regime. It creates these relationships where some people own property and most people don’t. And if you don’t own property, you have to pay for it. This is pretty weird, if you think about it. We are human. We have physical bodies. We need space to exist, to sleep, to eat, to take care of one another. But we live in a society where you need to pay for space to live. The private property regime then creates a direct contradiction with meeting people’s needs...

JUAN GONZÁLEZ: Professor Akbar, I wanted to ask you, though: What is singular about this movement compared to movements in the past that also believed that they were remaking the world? I’m speaking, for instance, of the anarchists, the Magonistas, in Mexico; the International Workers of the World in the early 1900s; the communist and social movements of the 1930s, right after the — in the wake of the Great Depression; the New Left movement of the 1960s, which I was a part of. Our slogan then was not “defund the police”; it was “off the pigs.” And yet, each of these movements thought that they were going to remake the world. However, capitalism proved to be a lot more resilient in its ability to co-opt and to adjust to the threats. I’m wondering how you think that this is going to be any different? And also, are you taking into account the potential for a fascist or right-wing response to the current movement?...

AMNA AKBAR: And so, whether this is a more powerful formation or powerful moment than any other one across the — you know, in the history of the United States or around the world, that I don’t know. But I do know that over the course of my life, this is certainly the strongest the left and working-class movements have been. And I feel hopeful about where we are. And, of course, I feel apprehensive, because our opponents are not going to pack up and go home, as Rachel Herzing put it the other day when I was talking to her. We are going to see, and we are seeing, state repression all over the country, whether it’s federal prosecutions of protesters or all sorts of local and state prosecutions, not to mention the ongoing criminalization and prosecution of working-class people for their survival. And so, the odds against us are long, but we are also stronger than we have been over the last few decades...
https://www.democracynow.org/2020/7/15/amna_akbar_on_canceling_rent_defunding

11 Jul: NYT: The Left Is Remaking the World
“Defund the police” and “cancel rent” aren’t reforms, but paths to revolution.
By Amna A. Akbar
(Ms. Akbar is a law professor who studies leftist social movements)
Or consider the environment. The Green New Deal does not merely call for less pollution. It requires that we restructure our economy so we can move to clean, renewable energy sources and net-zero greenhouse gas emissions.

To get there, the Green New Deal calls for enormous investments in public transit, universal health care, free public college tuition and millions of high-wage green jobs. It emphasizes that everyone ought to carry out its projects, with a central role for working-class people of color. The bill’s vision is so counter to the actual practices of the state, and to the talking points of the Democratic and Republican Parties, you have to stretch your imagination to understand it. And that is the point...

The way to respond is to stay focused on building mass movements of ordinary people who are serious about restoring and redistributing social wealth, as the Red Nation’s Red Deal puts it, to those who created it: “workers, the poor, Indigenous peoples, the global South, women, migrants, caretakers of the land, and the land itself.” Here, too, you see the connections — among Indigenous resistance, environmental justice and more.

Leftist movements today see our crises as intersectional. Police violence, global warming and unaffordable housing are not disconnected, discrete problems; instead, they emerge from colonialism and capitalism...
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/11/opinion/sunday/defund-police-cancel-rent.html

[Dr. Ursus]

Levin has this story on now.

[Presbyterian Reporter]

Thanks for posting. I just watched it. We need to make AFFH known to everybody.

[PGR88]

Get crony-democrats to bid on Sec. 8 housing in suburbs with Federal Funds. When the town protests, declare them “racist” and take them to court. No one can outlast the Feds in court.

A suburb near us underwent just such a transformation 10+ years ago. It used to be called “one of the safest cities in America.” Now its public schools are dropping and there are shootings in the public parks