Building on the examples Geo Maher offers in his chapter on self-defense and abolition, what kinds of bottom-up organizations and practices might provide communities in the United States some measure of "self-defense?" What concrete threats could community self-defense address? How might they be related, if at all, to the problems of "neoliberal rationality" as outlined by Wendy Brown?

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