This is an acorn woodpecker granary I found on a hike at Joseph Grant Park, east of San Jose. The acorn woodpeckers store the acorns in the trees. #hiking #photography #woodpeckers
LMAO someone did a deep dive and found out who runs that discord scraper
https://youtu.be/ktxbXlF6UQE?si=YiAbUdghThU39CQa
i really hate that 'firebomb a walmart' tweet. not only does nobody think that firebombing a walmart is the solution to literally any systemic problem - even if they did, who is going around promoting their own crimes?
i also really hate how it positions lefty/libs when they are confronted with real struggles being fought on the ground that have no "representation" in party politics, real struggles which require illicit acts to resist, regardless of any question of "changing the system"
it's not about revolutions. it's not about waiting for the socialist/communist revolution to show up at your door. it's about building the knowledges and the coordinations which allow for free people, in collective coordination, to organize and actualize their own autonomy!
here's the full quote for anyone curious.
its from The Origin of the Family, Private Property, and the State
i'm planning on publishing something on Autonomy (as a principle of self-organization) and i'm pulling a lot from the italian-variant of Autonomists. in particular i'm pulling from the book Autonomia: Post-Political Politics and there's this one section, which is kind of unnerving, that i just still don't quite get
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- Deleuze and Guattari, A Thousand Plateaus, Becoming-Animal
https://anarch.cc/uploads/deleuze-guattari/a-thousand-plateaus.pdf
one landed on my roof while i was sitting outside and cawed at me a few times, and then it and two others flew into the yard and one of them mounted the other and they made a very unique noise while fluttering tails a lot
A wandering deer, building shrines along the way.