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It is a hashtag that is commonly used among supporters of Assange and WikiLeaks. I'm sure you know that the use of a particular hashtag does not imply agreement with it, or with everyone who uses it.
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SEP (Australia)
@SEP_Australia
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With its moves to ban Chelsea #Manning, the Australian government is declaring: "Warmongers are welcome. Those who have sought to oppose war are not."
wsws.org/en/articles/20…
#auspol #Australia #FreeAssange #Unity4J #ScoMo
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OwenHsi
@OwenHsieh3
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Does the SEP using #Unity4J mean they agree with the unity campaign principles: achieving unity by papering over of political differences, while stifling and smothering discussion and debate in order to build a mass movement to free Assange?
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OwenHsi
@OwenHsieh3
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#Unity4J is not just a tag to denote a subject or topic, it represents a definite political platform
So I would think that using such a hashtag indicates support for the position inherent in the phrase
The SEP should make explicit its perspective on Unity, important demarcation
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Davey Heller
@socialist_davey
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Here is footage of Mike Head of the SEP (Australia) excoriating the "No Politics" perspective of #Unity4J as a dead end for the campaign and working class which involves cosying up to the far right. He is debating Suzie Dawson at an event in Sydney. youtu.be/6BDU66WCHjA
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