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Stuff like this shows fash they aren’t welcome in our communities, and they can be used to cover up fash propaganda as well. If stickers/tags didn’t do anything then Nazis would probably stop doing it too
Apparently all the coolest geo-political analysts are saying it
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A couple years ago he was accused of sexual assault iirc and he and a bunch of his fans did everything possible to sweep it under the rug basically
Fuck a money. Why would you have tools which could be used to recreate the systems of oppression you seek to destroy?
21·1 year agoPoor countries in the global south. They are likely to have revolutions and build a new society the soonest due to decreasing material conditions and a lack of alternatives. Wealthier countries will be able to use their money and power to maintain the status quo for much longer imo
Edit: I forgot I also wanted to mention Rojava, they have already begun building a society based around liberation and ecology. Their ideology is based off of Democratic Municipalism as imagined by Abdullah Öcalan and Murray Bookchin. This is a good start but obviously not an ending point for a “solarpunk” society
it’s kind of affirming to hear you say that. As a gen Z person I feel like we’re constantly being gaslit into thinking stuff has always been bad and we just complain more or something
Democratic schools in which students have autonomy and can collectively make decisions along with the teachers. The education should have a focus on learning for enrichment and teaching critical thinking skills over making productive workers like we have now.
It’s from Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
I’m literally in the middle of a Some More News episode wtf. I cannot escape this person
This looks very pleasant. I think communal kitchens and cafeterias also have a big place in solar punk
My partner has specifically told me she likes how I smell after HRT