After the law on rallies was adopted, many began to scratch their heads. What should I do? It seems like we need to protest, but we don’t want to pay huge fines. Some are even thinking about retirement and well-deserved coordinated rallies.
The radicals were faced with a choice. Either forget about the bright actions, unauthorized by any government, or go underground. However, the experience of the RAF and Brigate Rosse makes it clear how urban guerilla may end. Not everyone will bear the burden of conspiracy; the underground will remain the lot of individuals.
Or maybe try to turn the law to your advantage? Take it and just don’t pay the fines. Of course, many will immediately think about the bailiffs breaking into the apartment or about a ruined vacation abroad. But what are you? Did you want to defeat the police dictatorship without casualties? It doesn't happen like that! In the old days, just for participating in a student club you could go into exile or prison.
Have the bailiffs arrived? Yes, your property is not in the apartment at all! To be on the safe side, sign your apartment over to someone else. Check your relatives for lice. And you can still check out of the apartment. We are not yet responsible for the lack of registration. Do you want to go abroad on vacation? And we are solving this issue. You just need to think a little. Yes, I forgot. Do not use bank accounts, they will be frozen. Too difficult? I repeat, it is impossible to defeat the regime without casualties, even such small ones.
Turn every case into a battle with the system. Are the bailiffs trying to break down the door to your apartment? Barricade yourself! Call your friendly neighbors for help. Let them put moral pressure on the aggressors. Invite journalists; in their presence, publicans will behave more restrained. If the bailiffs do break into the apartment, you can open your veins if you have the courage. The sight of blood will cool the ardor of the invaders, and journalists will hover around you like sharks. And this is an isolated case. If there are hundreds and thousands of refuseniks, the state machine will begin to give up.
By adopting the law on rallies, the authorities gave us a huge gift, throwing another log into the fire of popular anger. It would be a sin not to take advantage of the situation.