crowcore_explorer@piefed.blahaj.zone

i dunno, i’m not canadian nor meaningfully indigenous, but this reads to me like a deal with the devil in the making. it’s great that carney is sitting down with first nations leaders and addressing their concerns. at the same time this all seems motivated by corporate interests that would otherwise have their projects stalled or cancelled.

ngl, love this for the kushners and their coconspirators. 🦩

fiction: the lord of the rings cycle and watership down

non-fiction: a paradise built in hell by rebecca solnit

maybe, but to me it makes lula look passionate and bolsonaro look like a sniggering, contemptuous man-child.

fetch… the comfy bar stool.

i personally believe that employee ownership of business with community oversight is the most reasonable way forward. it would be much more democratic than the economic autocracy most workers currently live under and communities affected by business decisions would have a say.

this. i remember a few years ago i was somewhere that folks had put on the macy’s t-day parade. it was the first time i’d really noticed the intensity of the propaganda. most of the themes and music were just about acquiring material things and how good and normal that is. the propaganda was so strong it made me viscerally uncomfortable to watch.

“decade of the family” as long as they look the way I think they should.