You’d have to be really blind not to see sabotage as the classical weapon of the exploited.
And you’d have to have a pretty short memory to forget that in every social war, a
rebel refuses to wait for everyone to move before expressing his or her anger.

From the riots of November 2005 to the CPE riots of spring 2006, from factory occupations
and kidnappings of directors to the numerous acts of sabotage during the railway
workers’ movement of November 2007, it’s clear for a lot of people that we won’t have
an end to our situation of misery and exploitation by begging for it.
In this prison society, we’re expected to believe we’re in the best of possible worlds:
commodity democracy. And they try to force us to believe it with tazer shocks and ballots.
The wars and the poisoning of the planet for money are nonetheless a clear reminder that
capitalism is a death-dealing system and that the State is not a friend, but an enemy.
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