Farmers in Michigan, during the year 1952, took a stand against the local sheriff who was involved in the eviction of a woman from her farm. The eviction was being carried out on behalf of an insurance company. It was an era marked by the Great Depression, during which Penny Auctions were prevalent. When a property was foreclosed upon, the bank would organize an auction for the property. However, the locals would assemble, armed, and intimidate anyone who intended to bid on it. This collective action aimed to protect the affected family, ensuring that they could reclaim their property at a significantly reduced cost, ultimately securing ownership without any outstanding obligations. This tradition of resistance persisted over time.
I know it feels shitty but losing like that is actually a huge plus. You got Morton on the mound tomorrow with all hands on deck for all the marbles. Enjoy a sleepless night and get ready to feel like you’re going to puke tomorrow. This is October baby