The suspected hackers have breached US water infrastucture before – and CISA has just warned their targets are expanding.
In at least one city, the attack temporarily knocked a municipal well and water treatment plant offline, according to local media outlet MPRNews.
Other communities reported the attacks disrupted communications and automated operations, forcing staff to switch to manual workarounds while systems were restored, the news outlet said.
would we? also, “protesting, striking, and refusing to pay rent” is not the appropriate response to someone trying to murder you.
Which is it then? Do we organize in nonviolent ways? Do we organize in violent ways? Or would Americans continue to do nothing if their schools were being bombed?
There is a limit for every person. That was my point. Americans have their limit too; it’s just not genocide in Gaza or bombing civilians in Iran.
The nonviolent wing marches and makes demands and does public facing stuff. The people prepared to be violent provide security, community defense, and the implicit threat of force if peaceful demands are not met. They’re not opposed, they should work together.
I agree. I may have misunderstood your first comment. Material acts like rent strikes and labor strikes are important in the “peaceful” part of resistance.
I forgot about the same principle I just explained xD