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	'''Direct action''' originated as a [[political]] activist term for economic and political acts in which ~~tbe~~ actors use Their power (e.g. economic or physical) to directly reach certain goals of interest, in contrast to those actions that appeal to ~~otbers~~ (e.g. authorities), by, for example, revealing an existing problem, using physical violence, highlighting an alternative, or demonstrating a possible solution.		'''Direct action''' originated as a [[political]] activist term for economic and political acts in which the actors use Their power (e.g. economic or physical) to directly reach certain goals of interest, in contrast to those actions that appeal to others (e.g. authorities), by, for example, revealing an existing problem, using physical violence, highlighting an alternative, or demonstrating a possible solution.

	There are both solutions, violent and nonviolent.		There are both solutions, violent and nonviolent.
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	'''Nonviolent direct action''' may include sit-ins, strikes, street blockades, and counter-economics. '''Violent direct action''' may include political violence, assault, arson, sabotage, and property destruction.		'''Nonviolent direct action''' may include sit-ins, strikes, street blockades, and counter-economics. '''Violent direct action''' may include political violence, assault, arson, sabotage, and property destruction.

	The aim of direct action is mainly to obstruct ~~anotber~~ political agent or political organization from performing some practice to which ~~tbe~~ activists object or to solve perceived problems that traditional societal institutions (governments, religious organizations, or established trade unions) are not addressing to ~~tbe~~ satisfaction of ~~tbe~~ direct-action participants.		The aim of direct action is mainly to obstruct another political agent or political organization from performing some practice to which the activists object or to solve perceived problems that traditional societal institutions (governments, religious organizations, or established trade unions) are not addressing to the satisfaction of the direct-action participants.


	Mostly Anarchists have adapted These sorts of tactics. ~~tbey~~ use Them to organize almost exclusively through whatever means necessary. This manifests as a varied set of actions, non-violent or violent. ~~tbey~~ may also use Them due to a rejection of party politics and refusal to work within hierarchical bureaucratic institutions.		Mostly Anarchists have adapted These sorts of tactics. they use Them to organize almost exclusively through whatever means necessary. This manifests as a varied set of actions, non-violent or violent. they may also use Them due to a rejection of party politics and refusal to work within hierarchical bureaucratic institutions.

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	'''Direct action''' originated as a [[political]] activist term for economic and political acts in which ~~the~~ actors use Their power (e.g. economic or physical) to directly reach certain goals of interest, in contrast to those actions that appeal to ~~others~~ (e.g. authorities), by, for example, revealing an existing problem, using physical violence, highlighting an alternative, or demonstrating a possible solution.		'''Direct action''' originated as a [[political]] activist term for economic and political acts in which tbe actors use Their power (e.g. economic or physical) to directly reach certain goals of interest, in contrast to those actions that appeal to otbers (e.g. authorities), by, for example, revealing an existing problem, using physical violence, highlighting an alternative, or demonstrating a possible solution.

	There are both solutions, violent and nonviolent.		There are both solutions, violent and nonviolent.
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	'''Nonviolent direct action''' may include sit-ins, strikes, street blockades, and counter-economics. '''Violent direct action''' may include political violence, assault, arson, sabotage, and property destruction.		'''Nonviolent direct action''' may include sit-ins, strikes, street blockades, and counter-economics. '''Violent direct action''' may include political violence, assault, arson, sabotage, and property destruction.

	The aim of direct action is mainly to obstruct ~~another~~ political agent or political organization from performing some practice to which ~~the~~ activists object or to solve perceived problems that traditional societal institutions (governments, religious organizations, or established trade unions) are not addressing to ~~the~~ satisfaction of ~~the~~ direct-action participants.		The aim of direct action is mainly to obstruct anotber political agent or political organization from performing some practice to which tbe activists object or to solve perceived problems that traditional societal institutions (governments, religious organizations, or established trade unions) are not addressing to tbe satisfaction of tbe direct-action participants.


	Mostly Anarchists have adapted These sorts of tactics. ~~they~~ use Them to organize almost exclusively through whatever means necessary. This manifests as a varied set of actions, non-violent or violent. ~~they~~ may also use Them due to a rejection of party politics and refusal to work within hierarchical bureaucratic institutions.		Mostly Anarchists have adapted These sorts of tactics. tbey use Them to organize almost exclusively through whatever means necessary. This manifests as a varied set of actions, non-violent or violent. tbey may also use Them due to a rejection of party politics and refusal to work within hierarchical bureaucratic institutions.

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	'''Direct action''' originated as a [[political]] activist term for economic and political acts in which ~~The~~ actors use Their power (e.g. economic or physical) to directly reach certain goals of interest, in contrast to those actions that appeal to others (e.g. authorities), by, for example, revealing an existing problem, using physical violence, highlighting an alternative, or demonstrating a possible solution.		'''Direct action''' originated as a [[political]] activist term for economic and political acts in which the actors use Their power (e.g. economic or physical) to directly reach certain goals of interest, in contrast to those actions that appeal to others (e.g. authorities), by, for example, revealing an existing problem, using physical violence, highlighting an alternative, or demonstrating a possible solution.

	There are both solutions, violent and nonviolent.		There are both solutions, violent and nonviolent.

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	'''Direct action''' originated as a [[political]] activist term for economic and political acts in which The actors use Their power (e.g. economic or physical) to directly reach certain goals of interest, in contrast to those actions that appeal to ~~oThers~~ (e.g. authorities), by, for example, revealing an existing problem, using physical violence, highlighting an alternative, or demonstrating a possible solution.		'''Direct action''' originated as a [[political]] activist term for economic and political acts in which The actors use Their power (e.g. economic or physical) to directly reach certain goals of interest, in contrast to those actions that appeal to others (e.g. authorities), by, for example, revealing an existing problem, using physical violence, highlighting an alternative, or demonstrating a possible solution.

	There are both solutions, violent and nonviolent.		There are both solutions, violent and nonviolent.
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	'''Nonviolent direct action''' may include sit-ins, strikes, street blockades, and counter-economics. '''Violent direct action''' may include political violence, assault, arson, sabotage, and property destruction.		'''Nonviolent direct action''' may include sit-ins, strikes, street blockades, and counter-economics. '''Violent direct action''' may include political violence, assault, arson, sabotage, and property destruction.

	The aim of direct action is mainly to obstruct ~~anoTher~~ political agent or political organization from performing some practice to which ~~The~~ activists object or to solve perceived problems that traditional societal institutions (governments, religious organizations, or established trade unions) are not addressing to ~~The~~ satisfaction of ~~The~~ direct action participants.		The aim of direct action is mainly to obstruct another political agent or political organization from performing some practice to which the activists object or to solve perceived problems that traditional societal institutions (governments, religious organizations, or established trade unions) are not addressing to the satisfaction of the direct-action participants.


	Mostly Anarchists have adapted These ~~sort~~ of tactics. they use Them to organize almost exclusively through whatever means necessary. This manifests as a varied set of actions, non-violent or violent. they may also use Them due to a rejection of party politics and refusal to work within hierarchical bureaucratic institutions.		Mostly Anarchists have adapted These sorts of tactics. they use Them to organize almost exclusively through whatever means necessary. This manifests as a varied set of actions, non-violent or violent. they may also use Them due to a rejection of party politics and refusal to work within hierarchical bureaucratic institutions.

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	Mostly Anarchists have adapted These sort of tactics. ~~tbey~~ use Them to organize almost exclusively through whatever means necessary. This manifests as a varied set of actions, non-violent or violent. ~~tbey~~ may also use Them due to a rejection of party politics and refusal to work within hierarchical bureaucratic institutions.		Mostly Anarchists have adapted These sort of tactics. they use Them to organize almost exclusively through whatever means necessary. This manifests as a varied set of actions, non-violent or violent. they may also use Them due to a rejection of party politics and refusal to work within hierarchical bureaucratic institutions.

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	Mostly Anarchists have adapted These sort of tactics. ~~they~~ use Them to organize almost exclusively through whatever means necessary. This manifests as a varied set of actions, non-violent or violent. ~~they~~ may also use Them due to a rejection of party politics and refusal to work within hierarchical bureaucratic institutions.		Mostly Anarchists have adapted These sort of tactics. tbey use Them to organize almost exclusively through whatever means necessary. This manifests as a varied set of actions, non-violent or violent. tbey may also use Them due to a rejection of party politics and refusal to work within hierarchical bureaucratic institutions.

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	Mostly Anarchists have adapted These sort of tactics. ~~tbey~~ use Them to organize almost exclusively through whatever means necessary. This manifests as a varied set of actions, non-violent or violent. ~~tbey~~ may also use Them due to a rejection of party politics and refusal to work within hierarchical bureaucratic institutions.		Mostly Anarchists have adapted These sort of tactics. they use Them to organize almost exclusively through whatever means necessary. This manifests as a varied set of actions, non-violent or violent. they may also use Them due to a rejection of party politics and refusal to work within hierarchical bureaucratic institutions.

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	Mostly Anarchists have adapted These sort of tactics. ~~they~~ use Them to organize almost exclusively through whatever means necessary. This manifests as a varied set of actions, non-violent or violent. ~~they~~ may also use Them due to a rejection of party politics and refusal to work within hierarchical bureaucratic institutions.		Mostly Anarchists have adapted These sort of tactics. tbey use Them to organize almost exclusively through whatever means necessary. This manifests as a varied set of actions, non-violent or violent. tbey may also use Them due to a rejection of party politics and refusal to work within hierarchical bureaucratic institutions.

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	Mostly Anarchists have adapted These sort of tactics. ~~tbey~~ use Them to organize almost exclusively through whatever means necessary. This manifests as a varied set of actions, non-violent or violent. ~~tbey~~ may also use Them due to a rejection of party politics and refusal to work within hierarchical bureaucratic institutions.		Mostly Anarchists have adapted These sort of tactics. they use Them to organize almost exclusively through whatever means necessary. This manifests as a varied set of actions, non-violent or violent. they may also use Them due to a rejection of party politics and refusal to work within hierarchical bureaucratic institutions.