Rob Quist stands firm that a woman’s decisions should be her own—not anti-choice politicians’.
We’re proud to announce our PAC’s endorsement of a candidate who is ready to protect healthcare access for women and families in Montana’s at-large congressional race. We’re in the final lap and Rob needs your support at the voting booth on Thursday, May 25.
As soon as propaganda becomes recognizable as propaganda by the general public, it’s no longer effective propaganda. It is for this exact reason that the media, government, and capitalism want you to think of a very specific type of propaganda when you hear “propaganda”, so you don’t recognize theirs because it doesn’t fit that slim definition.
Let’s discuss the elephant in the room for activists who care about operational security – the internet.
It’s everywhere. Your laptop. Your smartphone. Your car. Your smart TV.
While the net has helped pro-democracy movements in many ways, its also the first tool governments use to suppress dissent. They censor. They monitor. They cyberstalk and hack.
So perhaps the most important thing you can do is understand how the internet works. Then you will be prepared to take opsec into your own hands.
We’ll cover the basics in our next few posts. Check back here next week.
fun history fact: a common argument against women voting was ads with cats dressed up as suffrage activists next to signs reading “i demand a vote” etc, basically saying that if women can vote, who’s next, cats?
wasn’t kidding
i think cats should vote
I mean let’s be real I would trust a cat to vote responsibly way more than I would trust a Republican
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