Overnight, another blow was struck against the ongoing social war against the poor in the city of Toronto. The presentation center of another new boutique loft development in the heart of downtown had it’s windows smashed and front, signage and designer display kitchen paintbombed as another small gesture of our rage. We again disappeared with no trace into the night, leaving only the falling shards and a few stunned onlookers in our wake. Hopefully these witnesses will leave with a sense that there is growing resistance to, and anger towards, the ongoing commodification of every available piece of land. Land, which, we believe, belongs to everyone, regardless of the societally imposed barriers of race, gender, ability, deemed economic worth, or any other construct used to divide and oppress within today’s patriarchal society.
This act was in solidarity with a homeless individual who froze to death on the streets of Toronto this week, who was also deemed too unimportant to be named by the media or police. This happened while life saving shelter, like this, stood empty, as a glimmer of a lifestyle and the individual, stylized and sanitized, living environment we are all meant to aspire to and work hard to earn our way towards. It also stands as a mocking kick in the face to every cold and shelterless individual walking past it this winter. This man was a silent victim of the war declared upon all of us, the war of capitalism, profit and greed.
This act was also in solidarity with our anarchist and antiauthoritarian comrades defending reclaimed spaces across the world, facing hostility, oppression and the loss of their freedom, whether by cage or bullet, by whichever tyrannical and fascist state is deemed in charge of that geographical territory.
For the reclamation of space everywhere and until all are free..
The Toronto Solidarity Cell
In responding to the critique from our last claim of responsibility, and our use of the word militaristic. We intended to denote a more organized, and visibly violent response, as proportionate as we can muster, to the violence and repression we experience daily as anarchists but furthermore, and possibly more importantly, as individuals living under this structure of state and a complicit society. This was an oversight on our part, we had no intention of the glorification of statist methods, this is the antithesis of everything we intend to achieve.

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cool shit.
cool shit.
thanks for clearing that up..
thanks for clearing that up..... hahahah.
good shit, solidarity..,,,,,.,...
Solidarity. I wouldn't worry
Solidarity. I wouldn't worry too much about semantics folks. There's a lot of armchair idiots on this site who'd rather split hairs over definitions than get their hands dirty. Nothing wrong with practicing your communique-skills though, or the smash and run.
shit son. I was the one that
shit son. I was the one that wrote that thing about militarism. i was just knit-picking semantics from behind a computer screen. dont even worry about that shit.
mad love and keep it popping.
"structure of state and a
"structure of state and a complicit society."? Is that an admission of not only war against the state, but against society itself? How can anyone expect to win such a war?
And do you believe it is
And do you believe it is possible to successfully wage a war against the state, without waging it against society, let alone in a capitalistic society?
The complicit society has
The complicit society has more power in maintaining oppression than the state could ever dream of, everyone must be challenged..
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