Evil Racist communist gentrifier tells latinx cop trying to buy a Bible to “frick off you dirty spiic. Go weed my garden and wax my balls bigot”

Making their bid to be the goto bookshop for rich white posturing liberals in Pilsen.

As somebody who worked retail in Chicago for years, people should definitely steal as much as they can from this place.

They're the morons that get featured on Fox News and portrayed as a caricature of the typical liberal.

Caricature? This is the average Chicago liberal.

those alt-right chuds! we must burn down their store. there's no place for this kind of blatant MAGA bigotry!

People who run local bookstores are 25% of the reason I hate shopping at local bookstores

Also, the cop is gay

one day some chicago jogger will shoot this mayo and they end up dying because they refuse to call the cops

"cops aren't working class" is one of my favorite buttons to push. It never fails to cause a slapfight between the praxiscels and rationalcucks

I don’t buy physical books, and now, I don’t have to.

What about servicing ex Militsiya officers?

Okay so

The samurai were officially abolished as a caste in Japanese society during the Meiji Restoration in 1867

The first ever fax machine, the "printing telegraph", was invented in 1843

And Abraham Lincoln was famously assassinated at Ford's Theatre in 1865

Which means

There was a 22 year window in which a samurai could have sent a fax to Abraham Lincoln

Snapshots:

• undelete.pullpush.io

• archive.org

• archive.ph (click to archive)

• ghostarchive.org (click to archive)

Police free zone sounds like a video game zone where pvp is sanctioned

“We know that we keep us safe, and that our community is the folks that come through our doors every day — young organizers look for their their first Frantz Fanon book, teachers buying books with their own money for their classroom, parents hoping to expose their children to books that will help them imagine and create a better world. THESE people are our community, and these people are always welcome,”

Let’s begin our abolitionist journey not with the question ‘What do we have now, and how can we make it better?’ Instead, let’s ask, ‘What can we imagine for ourselves and the world?’ If we do that, then boundless possibilities of a more just world await us.” —Mariame Kaba [retawd library instagram]

We must secure an ideological Lebensraum for our own kind!

Loving their vibes.