Teh Weaksauce Needed Chocolate Rain
The San Francisco Examiner is making Anonymous out to be a "group of hackers" unified in thought and theory as opposed to the Stand Alone Complex phenomenon anons tend to embody. From what witness observations and news footage shows, there were hardly a dozen Guy Fawkes masks out of a hundred protesters. Most protesters turned out to be the usual crowd of people who equate police with killer Nazis and demand that BART Police disband or ban use of their own firearms. It seems the usual crowd of anon i.e. the majority will hold their own Freedom of Information Rally this Friday at Union Square.
I'm not so surprised as Rules 1 and 2 always apply to the majority of the law abiding anonymous movement. Groups like O.N.Y.X. Organization Committee and Black Flag Anarchists deviate too far from the plan with their general anti-police sentiments. Most of today's protesters didn't follow the dress code of anonymous.
As racialized as the recent protests of police in July were in the San Francisco Bay Area were, I thought it funny how KTVU kept on showing angry black subway passengers lash out at the protesters holding up the trains or speaking out against the commute clogs. Then again, not all people, including African Americans equate local police with facist death squads. (Clearly, someone needs to take a look at Iran or Syria or mainland "Peoples Republic" of China. ) I daresay the majority of protesters were not of the anonymous movement and practically hijacked the issue of digital censorship for their own anti-police railings.
If you want to see anon LULZ this month, August 20th will have Luna C's Lulzy Lulz Raid. It's by the local Chanology SF. This protest at "Club Xenu" goes from 6p-10p and offers a cultraep lulzfest. Co$ still is a favored target because of teh lulz and evidence of butthurt.
I'm not so surprised as Rules 1 and 2 always apply to the majority of the law abiding anonymous movement. Groups like O.N.Y.X. Organization Committee and Black Flag Anarchists deviate too far from the plan with their general anti-police sentiments. Most of today's protesters didn't follow the dress code of anonymous.
As racialized as the recent protests of police in July were in the San Francisco Bay Area were, I thought it funny how KTVU kept on showing angry black subway passengers lash out at the protesters holding up the trains or speaking out against the commute clogs. Then again, not all people, including African Americans equate local police with facist death squads. (Clearly, someone needs to take a look at Iran or Syria or mainland "Peoples Republic" of China. ) I daresay the majority of protesters were not of the anonymous movement and practically hijacked the issue of digital censorship for their own anti-police railings.
If you want to see anon LULZ this month, August 20th will have Luna C's Lulzy Lulz Raid. It's by the local Chanology SF. This protest at "Club Xenu" goes from 6p-10p and offers a cultraep lulzfest. Co$ still is a favored target because of teh lulz and evidence of butthurt.