And when the state threatens your right to exist...?

Looks like one of our Jack O'Lanterns took the advice of HSS Secretary Robert F Kennedy.

Today in Labor History October 22, 1956: Hungarian workers refused to obey their managers, calling instead for workers' self-management. The next day, the Hungarian Revolution began against the authoritarian government and subservience to the Soviet Union, after police shot and killed several student protesters who were trying present their sixteen demands for political and economic reforms to Magyar Radio. The uprising lasted 12 days, before being crushed by Soviet Tanks. Up to 3,000 workers and revolutionaries were killed. 13,000 were wounded. 200,000 were exiled. Hundreds of Hungarian and Soviet troops also died putting down the uprising. #workingclass #LaborHistory #hungary #Revolution #uprising #communism #anticommunism #soviet #ussr #massacre #students #tanks #stalinism

Today in Labor History October 22, 1905: Up to 50,000 people joined the Huelga de Carne uprising in Santiago, Chile, part of Semana Roja (Red Week). The total population of Santiago was only 320,000. Demonstrators looted grocery stores and attacked police stations, telephone and telegraph lines and private residences in this protest against high food prices. Police massacred 230 demonstrators. Popular outrage swept the country leading to a General Strike. #workingclass #LaborHistory #chile #GeneralStrike #police #policebrutality #massacre

Today in Labor History October 22, 1790: Chief Little Turtle led the Miami and Chief Blue Jacket led the Shawnee in the defeat of the US in the Harmar Campaign, a punitive expedition of the Northwest Indian War. It was the US’s worst defeat to date, surpassed only by the Battle of Little Bighorn. As a result, Little Turtle became an Indigenous hero. The campaign had come in response to increasing conflicts between the indigenous Shawnee and Miami people in modern Kentucky and Indiana, and European-American settlers who were stealing their land. In the previous 5 years, 1,500 of those settlers had been killed in these conflicts. The goal of the campaign was to destroy indigenous villages and settlements. The campaign failed. #workingclass #LaborHistory #indigenous #nativeamerican #shawnee #littlebighorn #genocide #racism #landback #miami

Who benefits from the MAHA anti-science push? They correctly criticize the profit motives of Big Parma, but they dishonestly say it as if they're against profits, or as if they believe the profits corrupt the safety, yet that's exactly what they're doing with their promotion of raw milk and supplements.

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Who benefits from the MAHA anti-science push?

Powerful anti-vaccine advocates and people selling potentially harmful goods such as raw milk are profiting from the push to write anti-science pol...