Moments in history where The People stood up to oppressive regimes? Preferably lesser known events from the 20th century like pic related.
Moments in history where The People stood up to oppressive regimes...
Christopher Robinson
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Adrian Miller
Leo Wilson
Germany, 1933
Juan Lewis
Was the Weimar government an oppressive regime?
Dylan Parker
Did Los Angeles fear the Rural Warrior?
Jeremiah Jackson
retards blowing up pipes and canals isnt standing up against oppressive regimes, its selfish tards not caring about others and instead of searching for a common solution they do the usual american thing: mumble about freedumbs
god i hate americans so much, cancer on earth
Hunter Rivera
Yes, they did not allow the poor Hitler to put all the blame on others.
Jaxon Roberts
spotted the self-hating eurocuck, if you stand for nothing you fall for anything. Also the water was the communal property of Owens Valley residents, Los Angeles, being over 200 miles and several mountain ranges away from that watershed, had no right to appropriate it for THEIR selfish interests.
Brayden Scott
Not an argument.
Jaxon James
wtf i love los angeles now
Ian Martin
Bentley Jenkins
Based Finns, do they ever call for the return of the lands they lost in that conflict?
Connor Gray
>The Battle of Athens (sometimes called the McMinn County War) was a rebellion led by citizens in Athens and Etowah, Tennessee, United States, against the local government in August 1946. The citizens, including some World War II veterans, accused the local officials of predatory policing, police brutality, political corruption and voter intimidation.
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What's funny is that if this happened today /pol/tards would defend the police and attack the citizens as being Soros shills.
Levi Thomas
Sounds like Kent State.
Alexander Morales
What the fuck is wrong with Californians?
Jonathan Brooks
It was a pretty uncucked and violent state prior to the 1990s, lots of race riots, civil insurrections, armed resistance against railroads and other corporations etc. SDome parts of the state (like the far north, the Sierras, and the Central Valley) are still pretty non-mainstream.
Jayden Nelson
So good.
Adrian Gray
Gas yourself.
Nicholas Watson
Moments in history in which both sides were shit.
Connor Stewart
>A communist, fascist and liberal walk into a thread...
Sebastian Baker
>The death of Tsar Nicholas II and his family.
Sometimes there are happy endings
Christopher Perez
I would agree if you were talking about the February 1917 revolution.
Kevin Garcia
Definitely the Colorado Coalfied War. I couldn’t recommend highly enough Thomas G. Andrews, “Killing for Coal: America's Deadliest Labor War.” That’s just one example of the shocking frequency of anti-union violence in early 20th-century America. Very oppressive mine owners, but since they nearly always relied on police and/or soldiers in such situations regime might be appropriate.
David Powell
Industrial conflicts in America from the 1890s through the 1910s are amazing in terms of the amount of state-sanctioned violence that took place in order to break strikes and unions. Particularly in the coal, railroad, and steel industries. People nowadays forget that back in those days it was labor leaders such as Eugene Debs who were the ones invoking the 2nd Amendment and calling for workers to arm themselves against tyranny.
Levi Fisher
>armed resistance against railroads
Joseph Anderson
Angel Morris
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Owen Bailey
The white people that used to live in Cali were fucking crazy. I don't know where they went, Texas maybe?
Caleb Foster
For being shitty megacorporations who bought off politicians, controlled the press and local politics, stole land, evicted settlers, set high freight rates that crippled farmers economically, treated employees like shit, employed cheap foreign labor to undermine the white working class, etc.
Are you trolling or just retarded?
Lincoln James
The white people in CA are still fucking crazy, they just changed the ways in which they are crazy. Also most of the "crazy" types you refer to still exist in the more remote and rural parts of the state that have been relatively untouched by the cultural influence of SF and LA. It's a huge state, with a variety of local cultures, people tend to forget that.
Aiden Perry
Do people actually believe this?
Dont they teach actual history in your countries?
Do you just choose what to believe?
the communist revolution was the worst thing that ever happened to russia.
Zachary Mitchell
they went outside the big cities living in the smaller towns surrounding the metropoles.
Off track Cali is amazing.
Lincoln Flores
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Benjamin Taylor
I think commies are murdering psychopaths, but I give zero fucks about a shitty Tsar and his family being murdered. Nicky was a shit ruler and his removal from power was completely justified for a variety of reasons. Did he deserve to die? That's debatable, but I'm certainly not going to cry crocodile tears over him like some cucks on this board.
Connor White
Cameron Johnson
>3,122 girls and women raped
>176 girls and women kidnapped
Why were T*rks so rapey?
Easton Rogers
Railroads in the Gilded Age pissed off millions of Americans so much that they literally started a nationwide Populist movement chiefly to challenge their power over American politics and economic activity.
Julian Cook
Me against your mom lol
Charles Gutierrez
>Athens, Tennessee, United States
WE