People are generally shackled by societal norms, and we’re not at a critical point were enough people are willing to break them en masse.
It’s like being asked “are you carrying anything that could possibly be used as a weapon?” at an airport.
I’ve got my shoes I could do the old W. Bush with
Laces and backpack straps for choking
Belt for whipping
Laptops for blunt force trauma with a battery inside containing as much potential energy as a hand grenade
Battery backup
Screwdriver set
Knitting needles
Hell you could even break into a janitors closet in the terminal and get access to fun chemicals
When it comes to dealing with an occupying army in your streets:
We’ve been told since a young age not to mix ammonia and bleach, but those are things you could just buy and they conveniently fit in water balloons
You can also just buy hydrochloric acid from Homedepot
Caltrops are easy to make, though you could also just slash tires directly
You can also just buy gasoline and polystyrene
Water electrolysis with table salt will yield an extremely explosive gas and chlorine gas
Saw dust in a sealed container with a lit cigarette and a small air pump
wax coated metallic sodium suspended above a glass of water on the dash of a car filled with vaporous gasoline outside a rally
Not to mention guns, yeah they’re armed too, but for most interactions you’d only need like 20 people
Cut rail ties or weld some rebar across them
Basically anytime you’ve seen a warning not to do something, you could kinda just do what it says not to do.
My goal here is to highlight the absurdity of the current situation: relative stability of the middle class predicated on the assumption that people lack the means of resistance. It’s not to provide a detailed how to (as this shit is literally highschool textbook chemistry). Adventurism will not get us anywhere, though it will get you killed.
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People are generally shackled by societal norms, and we’re not at a critical point were enough people are willing to break them en masse.
It’s like being asked “are you carrying anything that could possibly be used as a weapon?” at an airport.
When it comes to dealing with an occupying army in your streets:
Basically anytime you’ve seen a warning not to do something, you could kinda just do what it says not to do.
My goal here is to highlight the absurdity of the current situation: relative stability of the middle class predicated on the assumption that people lack the means of resistance. It’s not to provide a detailed how to (as this shit is literally highschool textbook chemistry). Adventurism will not get us anywhere, though it will get you killed.