There is a way to resolve every possible conflict such that all parties involved are fully satisfied. If you want to know that more, here is a 30-page booklet that introduces one of those ways: https://bico.media/9618fe4b03011b167377ed7bb76a8165ca43be6162b1990cc6320547b... Posting this booklet is a copyright violation. The author is dead, and spent his life as an international peacemaker. He proposes in his works that laws and punishment are harmful. On Mon, May 11, 2020, 5:58 AM grarpamp <grarpamp@gmail.com> wrote:

tx/rx a hello Tiananmen 1989 65 in blockchain message data field. Your ass is going to jail, be in database, for long time.

grarpamp, I was wondering if you were available at all to explain the present-day relevance of this phrase about a protest in china? I tried out posting it to the bitcoin cash blockchain at https://explorer.bitcoin.com/bch/tx/3c3fdf38fba349eddd3a80698ceb65379e54c777... . I used https://memo.cash/ to do this. Other than Occupy Wall Street, one of my issues is around sharing an Earth Liberation Front pamphlet in a space for homeless activists I was hosting around 2014. ELF used to be a banner spread around using nonviolent destruction to protect crucial ecosystems. I've heard it produced severe lifelong targeting for those who acted strategically behind that banner, or spread the effort to others. Leslie James Pickering's website on using the freedom of information act to acquire proof that he was treated as running terrorist cells when he was living a public life of nonviolent activism, is no longer online, but he still offers his workshop showing the FBI documents sometimes and has some of them on facebook. This looks like the remaining website bit on using FOIA for activists. It no longer discusses Leslie: https://burningbooks.com/pages/foia A blockchain message I would die before posting, out of fear of being harmed by authorities, might be something like "burning empty buildings to stop ecocide and genocide is not illegal. it is morally required. -ELF" maybe with more caps. Karl Semich