What Is Insurgency? (A6)
At the point that we understand the material operation of the police as it actually confronts us - in our homes and on our streets - to be the enemy, then our engagement becomes immediate and material, arraying us against the effort to define our existences through force. [H]ostilities need not require a direct frontal clash, as an enemy, even a single body, is always also a logistical operation, the disruption of which can be smartly accomplished through direct fighting.
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