[dynachrome]

I say steal his book if you see it. After all, the bookstore has insurance, right? ("vickie" is a tranny)

[dynachrome]

ps. some bad language at the site.

[C210N]

Steal This Book....

Ah, brings back memories. Abbie Hoffman, Jerry Rubin, Alan Ginsburg. LOL.

Back in the day, though, I admit I did steal it.

[b4me]

agreed - If he thinks it’s ok to steal, everyone should steal from Vicky boy.

[kaehurowing]

This is how we got Krystalnacht.

[Drew68]

In contrast, there’s little evidence the author of In Defense of Looting has ever been outside. Talking about her research methods, Osterweil writes, “I am not, myself, a trained historian with institutional access. As such, my methods have largely been to rely on secondary sources, online archives and videos, and the work of other historians…” In a strange passage buried in chapter seven, she confesses to a “personal aversion to violence,” lamenting a “refusal to attack property” that “does not lessen the degree to which I benefit from systems of domination.”

So this is a 288-page book written by a Very Online Person in support of the idea that other people should loot, riot, and burn things in the real world.

Style-wise, In Defense of Looting continues the impressive streak of the woke movement having yet to produce a single readable piece of literature.

LOL! Classic Taibbi, one of the few lefties that I'll give the time of day to.

[P-Marlowe]

If you steal the book, the author gets paid. Maybe you should just loot any store that sells it.

Capitalist pigs.

[Hulka]

Property is a White man thing? Better tell that to the Africans that sold their “brothers” into slavery and still practice slavery today.

[Beowulf9]

California is due to have some blackouts they say. Good luck, liberal California business owners.

[Persevero]

Why should anyone pay for it?

[Beowulf9]

You know, this. Is the liberal philosophy and they apply the same idea to elections.

[Truthoverpower]

Bible is very clear on theft

Bible is also very clear on coveting

Karma is very clear on attachment to material things being a trap

[sauropod]

Oh goody. I’ll buy two. /massive eyeroll

[unlearner]

In Defense of Hanging Marxists

[cyberstoic]

Steal?
How about “misplace”? Take the book and browse. Place it sideways behind some large books on history. Make sure it is not visible.

[stinkerpot65]

We have yet to grasp just how truly evil Democrats have become.

[caseinpoint]

Had to laugh at an interview with him/her where the question was what about the charge that looters are hurting local small business people, their own neighbors? He/she answered (I’m presuming with a straight face) that there was a small, independent bookstore which was untouched in the middle of a looted section of the city so obviously the looters were sensitive to the “little guy”.

[aquila48]

Bookmark

[blueplum]

She added riots reveal how “without police and without state oppression, we can have things for free.”

Well, that only works the first time. There is a very immature assumption that store owners will just restock out of their own pockets. A very wrong assumption. The businesses close. Leaving the only source of ‘free’ stuff, people’s homes. Who, law or no, have greater abilities to protect their things. And without police around, who’s to say, who was killed looting and who was killed in revenge killings. It’s a very slippery slope.

[Rummyfan]

Adherents to this theology are characterized by a boundless, almost Trumpian capacity for self-pity, even as they’re advocating setting you on fire. They can make wrapping fishwiches sound like digging coal in Matewan, being deprived of a smartphone like being whipped by Centurions, and they matter because everyone, including especially Democratic Party politicians, is afraid of the fallout that comes with telling them to shut the fuck up. So their “ideas” spread like cancer.