Message from @MatthewHeimbach
Discord ID: 403970894566916099
Such a non argument abortion is only seriously legal in White countries. And whites are the majority of people who get them
@Fevs in Ireland penalty is 14 years
we need to promote this!!!
Abortion docs are weird
Like who DECIDES to kill babies
Like who DECIDES to kill babies
We all need to be sending letters, btw..
sent out my letters yesterday
@MatthewHeimbach I dislike your handwriting
my handwriting sucks
Lol
Good job @Der Jäger
@MatthewHeimbach Can you pin their addresses?
I sent mine out on Monday!
I sent mine out on Monday!
yep, im gonna round a few additional ones up as well
If anyone feels like writing 4 letters a week is too much of a hassle remember this: that could be you in the cage one day
im mailing him for the first time this week
He's a POW, and even if we dont totally agree with his actions, he's still one of u
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Should we send him memes?
#RaiseTheRoof
I don't know if he's seen memes since hes been in the bin
How do you think DyRo feels about bowl memes
i dunno, i think we should be just boosting his spirits
and if we win in time, he is getting a pardon
Memes are borderline
if the warden thinks they're against good order, he will return the letter undelivered
anything that glorifies what he did is going to be sent back
Good point
HELL YEAH
POMB
Some tips from it's going down on writing letters to political prisoners. Applies to /ourguys/ as well
Here are some important reminders for you prior to writing your letter to prisoners:
● Every letter is potentially read by the guards, so don’t write anything that might incriminate yourself or others. Do not write about illegal activities. The rule of thumb here is don’t put anything in a letter that you wouldn’t say to directly to the police.
● Remember that some prisoners are pre-trial, which means that beyond their mail be generally monitored, it can be entered into evidence against them.
● These are political prisoners and you should obviously let them know you support their politics, but don’t start praising them as heroes. “Hero letters,” can add to the State’s repressive tactics and help label people as “leaders.” If someone is caught up for a political action they probably don’t want to be seen as martyrs – they’re just normal people, so write to them like normal people rather than fawning! Human connection is more important than heroism.
● Don’t EVER promise things you can’t deliver. Whether you’re promising books, commissary money, et cetera – breaking promises to someone inside is not in line with supporting them.
● Political literature – be careful! Unless the prisoner asks for it, avoid sending any overly contentious political material in as it can potentially cause them issues with the prison. There’s no problem sending this kind of thing as long as you ask the prisoner first and always respect their wishes!
hwut
