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Charleston Indivisible has its monthly meeting today. Reach out to chsindivisible@gmail.com if you'd like to join! #chsresists #indivisiblecharleston #scresists
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The great tree at Pink House, a place where children have grown up to become citizens. Join us there for #chsresists at Pink on Thur. April 17 #tidemobilize
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"Ace Mace" protesters gathered last weekend to rally against outspoken U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace, but the demo was scaled back due to permit denial. #chsresists
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William J. Hamilton 1h・ April 17, West of the Ashely, United We Go Upward! Hosted by Pink House & Christian King, Organized by Lowcountry Up is Good PAC and myself. Co-sponsored by several other organizations working though institutional approval now. Bring a chair and a share. Rain or shine. Tabeling for approved organizations. If you have ever had me bake anything for you, your organization is probably already on the approved list. Let's get ready for the 90th. Birthday of Louise Brown and May I Be Heard?, our community wide May liberation campaign. If you are a MAGA looking to cause trouble, we are not the people you want to mess with. Once your are disinvited off the private property of pink house, you become a trespasser. Check the law before you make that mistake. If you are a nice person in need of food or a better world and would like to take a look around Pink House, you can visit Pink House this Friday, April 11 during the food distribution they're holding at 3:30 pm
#CHSResist at Pink Thurs. April 17 5 to 9 PM Pink House 1551 Mulberry St, Charleston, SC 29407 Bring a Chair & a dish to share 5- Organization Tabeling 6- Potluck Dinner 7- Training 8:30- Breakouts 8:50- Mobilize for May Organizations must qualify to participate. Pink House is on private property. Disrupters will be
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Being History in the Holy City The Bells of St. Michaels have made four trips across the Ocean. I was seated in Fast and French before the last one, five days after Hurricane Hugo, six days after my last shower. I was drinking good pressed coffee made on their camp stove on the slate sidewalk. Charleston was quiet. No air conditioning hummed. There was no amplified, recorded music. Joe Riley was fighting for the city from his office a half block away, using a monster generator from Fema and computers now in a landfill. Mayor Riley was wisely, with young greatness, marshalling the power of his city to rise. Charleston was hot, weary and uncertain if the old and delicate place we loved could be salvaged from the wreckage, trash and filth. There were no leaves on the trees of Washington Park. Rats were everywhere, driven from their warrens by water we had not the power to pump away. A hum rose along the street and the lights of the little, now historic, then upstart cafe flickered to life. Charlestonians murmured and noted the welcome relief as the ceiling fans spun up and the suffocating air of a City that was too humid and smelled bad began to yield to the power. The door to Broad Street was open. We continued our meals.
Then high above us, the clockwork of St. Micheals began to turn and the hammers in the belfry were pulled back by the power reaching their dusty actuators. Someone who loved this city and whose parents, grandparents and great grandparents had seen it through war, disaster and pestilence must have dashed up the creaky stairs of the tower to set the great clockwork of our oldest church in motion. As fresh electrical power turned those gears, a spark leaped across the contacts and the magnets which had drawn those hammers back reversed themselves and drove their cracked rubber heads against the ancient metal. The ringing flew out across the city, as it had during the victories of the revolution, to call out the black fire brigades during the 1864 siege of a Confederate City, to announce peace at the end of World War II, to mark the Tricentennial and to bracket the my moment when I asked my first, beloved wife to marry me. They are and until the ocean covers the ground around them, will be one of the voices of Charleston. However, there are other voices, less musical, that must be heard if this old city is to live as more than a plaything of the rich.
Doing What We Could Across the Street in the Waring Courthouse, in the very room where Waits Waring declared in a dissent in Briggs vs. Elliot, that Separate Was not Equal, we made our first, incompletely prepared case for the proposition that the City of Charleston has enslaved the voices of its people on a plantation of tourism and real estate development, a people held captive in Confederate Disneyland. Short of evidence and time we did what we could and Judge Norton did what he had to, turn us down. The Judge who decided in a case about who could be a tour guide by declaring that everyone had the right to tell Charleston's story could not order the city to allow us to protest by the side of a road in a remote part of Daniel Island because we lacked expert proof that the location was not dangerous. We failed to mount the persuasive power to convince Judge Norton that it was our right to risk our lives. We must, we will, save America from Congresswomen who believe bathrooms are more important than a 3000 point drop in the Dow Jones industrials or the reality that people are being snatched in secret from the Streets of Charleston by agents of a government in the hands of an unfit President.
We will stand against Representatives and Senators who surrender the power of their offices to a would be Mussolini and sometimes Pol Pot so they can have more photo ops and cameos on fox news. The challenge of Lincoln echoes in the City which made war against him, "The dogmas of the quiet past are inadequate to the stormy present. The occasion is piled high with difficulty and we must rise with the occasion. As our case is new, so we must think anew and act anew. We must disenthrall ourselves and then we shall save our country." Those words are from Aaron Copeland's Lincoln Portrait. You should listen to it today. Our goal in the Ace Mace Demonstration was to disenthrall Nancy Mace from the Trump she once voted to impeach, Mace now cravenly begs his nod in a corrupt campaign for governor. We sought to remind Cadet Mace, of the Citadel Honor Code, "A Cadet will not lie, cheat or steal or tolerate those who do." We were refused a permit by the city. The Judge could not force Mayor Cogswell to give us one. The city would not even give us permission to hold a reasonably sized rally here today. They will shortly endure the unwelcome voices of the handful of citizens who manage to get a public comment in at their meeting.
@wjhamilton29464.bsky.social www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dW1.... #chsresists #freespeech. in the Waring Courthouse, in the very room where Waits Waring declared in Briggs vs. Elliot, that Separate Was not Equal, we made our case for the proposition that…Charleston has enslaved voices of its people…
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Oh, FFS, Gag a magat or a maggot! She cares nothing for her constituents, fails to represent us, and is a huge chicken shit! Lowcountry needs healthcare, transit, higher wages, and Fucking representation! #chsresists! Stop showboating and hold a damned townhall!
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Here is the Court's order. https://bsky.app/profile/ wjhamilton29464.bsky.social/post/3Im7pyefcrs2khttps:// bsky.app/profile/wjhamilton29464.bsky.social/post/ 3Im7pyefcrs2k
< Up Lowcountry Up is Good PAC 4h • © • • • We have downloaded Judge Norton's Order and put it on google docs so everyone can read it, linked to this post. We want to thank Judge Norton for the deep attention he give us and our arguments. It's clear he considered both the importance of the goals and our need to be heard. However as a District Court Judge, Norton is bound to follow the law and precedent. Even if he agrees with us, his court does not ordinarily overturn established law and precedent. The rules are, and have to be highly technical and reflect 40 years of increasing hostility towards freedom of speech and assembly by the US Supreme Court, which unlike Judge Norton, has the authority to make and change the law. We'll be discussing his order at Container Bar after our Tuesday, April 8 Demonstration "Wise Counsel for a Holy City." We learned a lot, including who we can't count on. The case will continue. We will all master the law and muster the evidence together. We will win this case. However, just as Judge Norton must do his job and follow the rules, so must all of us. If we do not learn and change, rapidly, the law cannot stand up as our friend and our freedom of speech in the City of Charleston will slip away. We congratulate the participants in the massive rally in Summerville which was attended by more of our own members than our small, symbolic demonstration on Daniel Island. However we had Alan Morris' Nancy Mace cardboard cutout in a chicken hat and the Mother of the Movement so we're proud of our choice. We're glad you had a choice as well. Here is the Court's order. https://osky.app/profile/ wjhamilton29464.bsky.social/post/3lm7pyefcrs2khttps:// bsky.app/profile/wjhamilton29464.bsky.social/post/ 3Im7pyefcrs2k
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Reporting from the non permitted, Lowcountry Up is
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"Speed Dating for Social Justice
W/O Nancy Mace" Demnstration on Daniel Island! Where There's a Will, There's a Way!
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William J. Hamilton, III (AKA Oatmeal) @wj... •1h Demonstration has started. People on the way, but delayed in traffic. REPL - ACE MACE DOES THIS SAN ANYTHING TO YOU? SHAME 1 2 3 William J. Hamilton, III (AKA Oatmeal) @wj... •1h We're demonstrating on the ground now. Checked in with the police all good. DOES THiS CAN AHMUNG TO YOU? SHAME ICE 0:05
Reporting from the non permitted, Lowcountry Up is Good, "Speed Dating for Social Justice W/O Nancy Mace" Demnstration on Daniel Island! Where There's a Will, There's a Way!
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William J. Hamilton, III (AKA Oatmeal) ... • 54m Louise Brown always dresses up for social justice. What fabulous vintage outfit will she wear today? Can we get her to put on a safety vest. Time will tell. She recieved this wreath from the flower ladies yesterday. William J. Hamilton, III (AKA Oatmeal) ... • 59m We're on our way to Daniel Island, from Daniel Island, Mt. Pleasant, James Island and West Ashley. We also have members demonstrating in Washington DC today. United, we go Upward! Naturally we had ava ado toast for breakfast.
William J. Hamilton, III (AKA Oatmeal) ... • 22m Nancy Mace is Chicken, see video. Great work by Alan Morriss and SC Defense of Democracy ACE 0/0 CF IU SI aE2 E JUSTICE. OR JUSTICE A JUSTICE RJUSTICE JUSTICE JUSTICE William J. Hamilton, III (AKA Oatmeal) ... • 30m Alan Morris of SC Defense of Democracy arrives with something very special for Nancy Mace. Grretd by Louise Brown. Watch this feed for a big surprise. #chsresist REPL- ACE MACE
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Louise Brown arrived in aboard Amtrak Silver Palmetto in N. Charleston at 8:30 pm last night. The "Mother of the Movement" spent the evening at the #chsresists Weirdo Wed. discussion sharing ideas about "radical self expression" one of the Burning Man Principles. photos.app.goo.gl/jxgZ7aZfa3KD...
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