Assam: Protest intensifies against Citizenship Amendment Bill, effigies of CM Sarbananda Sonowal, Amit Shah burnt

The Assam Sangkyalaghu (Minority) Sangram Parishad on Wednesday staged protest against the bill and burnt effigies.
https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/citizenship-amendment-bill-assam-portest-1625000-2019-12-04

Govt. & Opposition set for CAB showdown

The bill has been attacked by the opposition & minority outfits for leaving out Muslims and also on the ground that it is at odds with the Constitution, which does not differentiate between citizens on their faith
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/govt-opposition-set-for-cab-showdown/articleshow/72357347.cms

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@[email protected] hmm what if both ICE and Uighur concentration camps are bad?

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Rana Ayyub on India’s Crackdown on Muslims

Ayyub had once gone undercover to reveal the ruling party’s ties to sectarian and extrajudicial violence against the Muslims.

She spoke frankly with Filkins about the emotional toll of living in fear of assassination.
https://www.newyorker.com/podcast/the-new-yorker-radio-hour/rana-ayyub-on-indias-crackdown-on-muslims

The violent vs. nonviolent distinction isn't the one we should be focusing on. The real issue is direct vs. non-direct

The vast majority of the vital direct action we should be doing is nonviolent. You can be a dedicated activist and avoid violence entirely and no one will bat an eye, as long as you do things that actually matter and don't get in the way of the people getting their hands dirty for the cause

This is *especially* true if you don't misidentify property damage as violence (it isn't). In that case, virtually *all* anarchist activism is nonviolent

Stop making this an issue when it isn't one. If someone doesn't want to be on the front-lines, they don't ever have to be. That's okay