Maeve
Shattering the mirror doesn’t change what is reflected.
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2·2 days agoI’m not going to argue against any of that. The least wealthy should have access to sports, theatre, symphony, art exhibition, both as participants and spectators, once basic needs are met. Clothing even. The same factories producing the most expensive goods produce the least expensive, and those factory workers and society can benefit from it as much as the designer slapping a label, ostentatious or subtle, and fire exits can be unblocked. If needs on the lowest level of Maslow’s heirarcy of needs remain unmet, that’s the starting point, then onward and upward. People in Iran and California should absolutely have clean drinking water, unpolluted earth for food production. Tuna and sea turtles deserve a clean, cool enough to survive habitat. Air should be breathable. The world is abundant enough to meet every need; but not every greed.
6·2 days agoThey don’t call it gay either. But it is. And that’s (sexuality) fine, just reckon with it.
I feel like bariweiss.com should not be an acceptable news source.
Humiliation is dehumanization, a terrorist tactic.
but there is still some market capitalism and profit to be had to assume risk and investment
When socialism assumes the risk, it’s because that product serves s need in a society. It would seem outside of that (legitimate need), it’s a want that drives mindless and destructive consumerism, from my perspective. I can’t think of any product or service outside that scope, but I’m listening.
For example, there are signs that more lower-income households are investing in the stock market than a decade ago.
Some states gave some funds to EBT cards. Some didn’t.
Some places are making it illegal.
Another article posted said 15 years.
It’s probably built into the app.
Another reason to live in taxpayer paid military bunkers behind guarded gates.
I disagree with you but you have beautiful fingers and are under no obligation to doxx yourself for anyone, ever.
They should tell them how they’re harming property.