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Context for other users:

On the morning of April 7, 2026, a fire was started at the Kimberly-Clark Distribution Center in Ontario, California. It escalated to a six-alarm fire and took nearly twelve hours to extinguish. The facility was completely destroyed and declared a "total loss". There were no injuries or deaths. An employee who was working in the warehouse is accused of arson.

Authorities stated that the employee had shared videos of himself starting the fire on Facebook, saying "all you had to do was pay us enough to live" and "there goes your inventory" while lighting pallets of toilet paper ablaze.

ALL YOU HAD TO DO WAS PAY US ENOUGH TO LIVE

No injuries. No deaths. This was a protest fire. This is why unions are important, to prevent frustrations like these, to ensure people are paid enough to live.

But, I think sometimes we forget the way something starts, what the intentions are and the whole story gets a little twisted.

When the inflatables etc came on to the scene, it started in Portland OR when Trump was propagandanizing that Portland was like a war zone, and needed the national guard to come in and quell the supposed lawlessness. The idea of the frog inflatables, tutus, bubbles, whimsy and joy was to show the absurdity of the claim and to make the militarized police look ridiculous.

This is a protest resistance tactic, that has worked in dictatorships in Europe. Tactical Frivolity, has been used since medieval times, successfully and last year everyone seemed to get it. But I am seeing more and more posts decrying it as people not taking things seriously.

The fact is when a cop sprays pepper spray in the air intake of a fucking frog suit is there any question who the aggressor is? And that frog, by the way, got himself sorted and was back that night.

Minneapolis has used many tactics, including the absurd, and no one, No. One. Can say the people of that city in the dead of a Minnesota Winter were not taking their resistance seriously.

Sure, you can not be a fan, perhaps you think Tactical Frivolity is not for this moment or worked in Portland in that moment but its not working now - but twisting the intent of them and the people who employ their use is unfair and frankly dishonest.

As to your "pull quote". You may have heard it from someone, but not from me.

“they’re wearing the suits and costumes to show whimsy!!! and to not be seen as a threat!!! u just hate fun and joy!!”

It's not what I said.

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