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i shouldn't be surprised that the book about a protest features long and detailed depictions of casual police brutality. it wouldn't be so frustrating to read if it weren't so real

thought i could smell smoke. looked outside. the neighbours have got their fire pit going again. suppose i should be grateful it isnt right next to the fence anymore. was not nice having a fire almost directly beneath my window

this was an impulse purchase a while back because of one of my favourite folk punk songs. the book was named after a print made by a friend of pat the bunny, who named a song after it, and it means a lot to me. so i hope this book lives up to it. also the second time i bought a book because of a pat the bunny song. the first one being the dispossessed, which is a masterpiece

Redundant!!!!

. Charles Wickramasinghe (the Sri Lankan delegate) is theoretically the most important person in the book, even if Yapa underwrites him.

Is this book meant to be an economic morality lecture? Parts of it seem to be. Not a bad thing but unexpected.

“Sorry. I’m so sorry.” This part is pretty dark when a police officer is apologizing while brutally assaulting a protester with a baton…!!!!

He is high af in Seattle. A protest. The 1999 Seattle WTO protests—often called the "Battle of Seattle"—were a massive, historic series of street protests that completely shut down a major international meeting of the World Trade Organization (WTO).