No movement should be trusted ever. They should only be used to network and swap notes between a group YOU built and other groups with common values and goals. And even then you have to take precautions. Federal agents will use *jokes* about illegal activity, jokes *they* made, in order to entrap *you* for not reporting 'talk' about illegal activity. Plausible deniability says you cut off contact with *any and all people who even joke about illegal activity*, and make clear you don't take them serious, think they're joking, specifying even if they claim otherwise (and no matter how many times they claim otherwise), that you think they're joking and that you don't find what they're saying funny. After that, cut em off, and block them entirely. Discussions, even jokes, about illegal activity must *always* be assumed to be entrapment, and often are from what I've seen in the news. The feds both *fear* disregard for the law by political organizations and *encourage* it because it is the easiest justification for shutting down opposition. Thy prefer this fear of theirs over law abiding organizations because their fear of *legitimate* organizations gaining traction is even greater than any *illegitimate* organization. Because being peaceful, or at the least law-abiding, is seen, in the majority of the public eyes, as a critical factor in the determination of "public legitimacy." So naturally any *long term*, growth oriented organization, i.e. a legitimate threat to their *control*, will be one focused on following the law while fighting back legally, politically, socially, and economically. They try to force you into the illegitimate position because the state in *practice* has 'unlimited' resources for spying and actual conflict, so these are battles easily won by them.