Some Lazy Responses to “Some Questions To Be Addressed Before Milwaukee and the Bay”

This is a very lazy response to the recent piece “Some Questions To Be Addressed Before Milwaukee and the Bay”. I agree with most of the critiques about scene-iness and the resurgence of Bash Back! etc. What is disappointing about this piece is the criticism of the muay thai smoker,as it is clear that wither the report back from the smoker was not read or disregarded. In the report back from the smoker (https://anon.to/shxgbn), it is stated that the warehouse space that it was held in was squatted (i.e. not reserved). It also explains that the smoker was organized explicitly as not part of Bash Back!, in part due to similiar criticisms addressed in “Some Questions…”. I’m curious if/how this criticism changes with some of the points of critique also being critiques in the same vein. With the additional information presented by the report back in mind, these points fall flat. Of course the critique that the proles did not stroll in some orgy of riotous destruction where we fucked each other in the stench of gasoline atop the ashes of UPenn, falling like snow in the light breeze, as we caught the flickering of flames in the darkness of our comrades eyes… or whatever holds true. The smoker was a different girl tho, those weren’t her desires for that night, she doesn’t even go to UPenn. If one desires Bash Back!(TM), the secret is to really begin šŸ˜‰

šŸ„ŠAnarchist Muay Thai Exhibition Fights

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šŸ„ŠAnarchist Muay Thai Exhibition Fights
šŸ“…Sept. 22nd
āŒš5pm to 7pm
šŸ“Scan QR or ask a boxer for location

(This isn't our event, we're just sharing it)

šŸ„ŠAnarchist Muay Thai Exhibition Fights
šŸ“…Sept. 22nd
āŒš5pm to 7pm
šŸ“Scan QR or ask a boxer for location

(This isn’t our event, we’re just sharing it)

Black August: Kupigana Ngumi!

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Free the Land! Itā€™s that time of the year again – Black August means Kupigana Ngumi! Join Black martial artists and revolutionaries in Malcolm X Park for self-defense, striking, and grappling training, along with discussion of ideas from Black Liberation Army veterans Sekou Odinga and Kuwasi Balagoon. See you there!

[Malcolm X Park
4PM to 6PM
August 17th – Session 1
August 31st – Session 2
Hosted by NMAP and MXGM]