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hater-of-terfs:sourcedposts:digitaldiscipline:luzialowe:briarin:ilovepeppers:When will banksyWhen will anonymousalways reblog, this is fucking activism folksif you don’t have access to poorly-secured and un-backed-up debt records, you can help do this via legitimate means by donating to rollingjubilee.org - they buy debt (the way debt collectors do, for steeply discounted prices - like $20 to buy $500 in outstanding debt owed by someone) and just… forgive it, so it doesn’t need to be paid by the person on whom it’s a burden.As of November 22, 2018, this information is outdated. Rolling Jubilee is no longer accepting donations. The organization has migrated to https://debtcollective.org/, the next stage in their fight against predatory debt. There is also more information under the “resources” tab on their homepage.https://tools.debtcollective.org/?donate Here is their donation pageThe Debt Resistor’s Operations Manual - This is a book written by StrikeDebt, which is a branch of the Debt Collective. It covers the predatory nature of the debt system, as well as strategies to organize and fight it. It is free to read online at the link. Rolling Jubilee may not operate anymore, but RIP Medical Debt does basically the same thing - but (as you may have surmised) only for medical debt specifically -- source link