Venezuela, Renee Good and Trump’s ‘Assault on Hope’

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In the early 20th century, there was this anarchist idea about the propaganda of the deed. The propaganda of the deed was that there were these forms of direct action, and many of them violent, assassinations, bombings. that when you did them, they were so spectacular. Everybody would hear about them. And when everybody heard about them, there would be copycats by making the impossible possible, by making clear that society did not work how you thought it worked, that the state did not have the power you thought it had, that it could rupture

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