Los revolucionarios

> "*¡Una raza, un pueblo, una sangre! (Eng: One race, one people, one blood!)*"
> ― The motto of Los Revolucionarios
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Hector de Herrera

Alejandro Herrera

Raquel Carpentier

Esther Morterero

Belize

Bolivia

Brazil

Canada

Chile

Colombia

Costa Rica

Cuba

El Salvador

France

Germany

Guatemala

Guyana

Greece

Honduras

India

Italy

Mexico

Nicaragua

Panama

Paraguay

Peru

Romania

Uruguay

Ultranationalist Republic of America

Venezuela

Although it officially became active in early spring of 2019, ***Los revolucionarios*** (Eng: The Revolutionaries) made its mark on the world stage in early 2020, when they managed to launch a massive DDOS attack against the Neo-Aryan Brethren, the drug cartel known as Los Eternos, and Planned Parenthood simultaneously, its members having decided to "start the new year with a bang."

## History

### Founding and early accomplishments

***Los revolucionarios*** *(Eng: The Revolutionaries)* officially became active on June 19th, 2019 as a Latin American social networking political movement based in Mexico. The movement was initially a wing of a violent drug cartel, but eventually broke away from the cartel following a series of violent, tumultuous events in Bolivia rumored to have been caused by American CIA agents. The group's popularity spread across Mexico like wildfire, mostly due to the rousing rhetoric of Lina Vaca, a Mexican college student and a revolutionary-in-the-making. In October of 2019, the organization became one of the biggest movements of the year. By mid-November of 2019, *Los Revolucionarios* gained a following of about a quarter of a billion people across Latin and South America.

### Marking a mark on the world

The beginning of 2020 was their next big break; a brazen cyber-attack against the white supremacist hate group known as the Neo-Aryan Brethren, the drug cartel known as Los Eternos, and Planned Parenthood stunned the world, and helped the Revolutionaries gain more followers, this time from the United States of America, Canada, Spain, Italy, India, Romania, France, the United Kingdom, Greece, and Germany.

## Views on social issues

### Racism

The Revolutionaries believe that race is an illusion, that only the human race exists, and attempts to separate humans of various ethnicity into different "subcategories" of races is the most evil thing humanity has ever done. More recently, they have claimed on numerous occasions that the alarming increase in African-American shooting deaths by law enforcement is an omen that Jim Crow may be returning, which incited backlash across the United States.

### Abortion

> "*Abortion is the largest human rights tragedy of our time, with many countries-the United States in particular-having been transformed into death factories and dictatorships against unborn children following the legalization of the murder of the unborn. It would be gravely mistaken to see the Roe v. Wade decision as a victory for women's rights-it never was. The Roe v. Wade decision was instead the beginning of American state terrorism.*"
> ― Mohamed Valdovinos in a YouTube video publicly condemning the legalization of Abortion in the United States
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The Revolutionaries see abortion as a "human rights tragedy", with many members regarding nations that have legalized abortion, the Ultranationalist Republic of America in particular, as "death factories" and "dictatorships for the unborn". In more recent times, the Revolutionaries have begun to regard abortion as a form of state terrorism and as of 2020, they have continued to regard abortion as such. In 2020, Raquel Carpentier, co-founder of the Revolutionaries, publicly condemned organizations like NARAL, calling them "21st century Nazis". In autumn of 2020, Revolutionary Edgar Vergara sparked controversy worldwide by claiming that Margaret Sanger was the first American terrorist in the nation's history.

### Animal rights

> "*Carl Cohen claimed that Speciesism is not merely plausible, but essential for right conduct, because those who will not make the morally relevant distinctions among species are almost certain, in consequence, to misapprehend their true obligations as humanity. It is a grave misapplication of rights if we treat speciesism the same way as racism and sexism, because unlike speciesism, racism and sexism are wrong because there are no relevant differences between the sexes or races, while there are massive differences between homo sapiens and a cow. A human is capable of reason. A cow is not. Therefore, there is nothing immoral about eating beef steak, while there's a huge moral issue with cannibalism.*"
> ― Raquel Carpentier in a paper defending "speciesism"
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*Los Revolucionarios* holds a controversial stance against animal rights, claiming that the argument that animals deserve rights is actually a violation of natural law. What animal rights activists call speciesism is really a gross misrepresentation of what it means to be human. To that end, they commonly spread pro-Carnist rhetoric claiming that going vegan will ultimately "drive humanity to extinction".

## Known members

* Lina Vaca (Founder and current commander)
* Elena Vaca (Co-founder, second-in-command)
* Marco Valdueza (Co-founder)
* Raquel Carpentier (Co-founder)
* Esther Morterero (Co-founder)
* Alejandro Herrera (deceased)
* Borja Sandoval (deceased)
* Rodrigo Navarra
* Raquel Torres
* Veronica Biel
* Matias Villarreal
* Denis Acin
* Mohamed Valdovinos
* Edgar Vergara

## Gallery

Lina VacaEsther MortereroRaquel Carpentier