Elizabeth McAlister, born on this day in 1939, is an American peace activist and former nun of the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary. She was married to Philip Berrigan (1923 - 2002), a fellow Catholic activist, and both were excommunicated from the Catholic Church. Of her 29 years of marriage to Philip, 11 of them were spent separated because one of them was in prison. On April 4th, 2018, McAlister and six other people (known as the Kingsbay Plowshare Seven) entered the Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base in Georgia and performed symbolic acts of disarmament. On October 24th, 2019, McAlister was convicted on four counts in federal court in Brunswick, Georgia for entering and holding a symbolic disarming of the Trident submarine's nuclear weapons. In June 2020, McAlister was sentenced to time served, probation, and restitution. "True! The jail is tomb-like. But there was life there of which - to judge from his remarks - the priest knew nothing. There was hope that women built together in that tomb; there was love that they shared in a thousand small and large ways to make "the wilderness and dry land glad, the deserts rejoice and blossom" (Isaiah 35:1)."
- Elizabeth McAlister
Once again I can’t copy the mega info on mobile
It’s the hypocrisy of saying he did while talking shit about other people doing it and simping for the management to pay them less lol
The whole time he was whining about smokers “not working as much as me” I was just like “good for them.”
Yeah he's dumb obviously but he is at least also doing time theft, so it's not all bad
Lol that or he made it up bc I said the workers that were doing it were cool and he just was changing his energy bc he had expected me to be on the corporation side.
I have a hard time imagining this guy doing anything cool. He’s a good little boot licking lib
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This is me having to listen to this guy for the next 24 hours