We will not pay for what has been stolen from us
VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpDw33viOpE

Lukáš Kalina, Zdeněk Vítek, Lubomír Sogel, Tomáš Tichánek, Václav Šupka
and many others. They all took goods in the shops without payment, and
the courts imposed severe penalties on them.

This perverse practice cannot go unanswered. That is why the MAGPIE
PROJECT starts. Other goods will disappear from stores and the
capitalists will not get money for it. People will use expropriated
goods to meet their needs. We will explain why this is happening. We
will encourage others to participate as well.

It is not a crime to take goods from the capitalists without paying.
They themselves act criminally when they accumulate commodities by
exploiting employees. They let them work hard, but they give them only a
small part of what they have created with their work. They capture the
rest and invest in the next cycle of exploitation. This is theft! This
is a crime! Remove the stolen values ​​from these thieves is not a
thievery. Contrary to the preachers of Christian-bourgeois morality, we
argue that expropriation is a legitimate form of reaction to a world
where the path to one’s wealth is paved with the poverty of the other.

Judges and guards imprison human beings. The hypocrites are mumbling
about the theft, but they are stealing people’s lives and destroying
interpersonal relationships.

Capitalists throw away tons of food and other things every day and do
everything they can to prevent people from getting them without paying.

They are unlucky because, even if some are punished, many disobedient
people will continue to expropriate. Many of these will never be caught.
And if so, they won’t curb them anyway. From the malls it is possible to
move to greater goals: to the banks, accounts, settlements and equipment
of the bourgeoisie. Just do it!

The MAGPIE PROJECT needs another accomplice. Get involved! Send your
stories, videos, photos to publish. Don’t forget safety and don’t get
caught!

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