

fiction: the lord of the rings cycle and watership down
non-fiction: a paradise built in hell by rebecca solnit
“the assumption that what currently exists must necessarily exist is the acid that corrodes all visionary thinking.”
― murray bookchin
non-binary transfemme [they|them] living on anishinaabe land
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fiction: the lord of the rings cycle and watership down
non-fiction: a paradise built in hell by rebecca solnit


was happy for you then found out you’re a lesbian and now i’m really happy for you.


lotsa people who are either entitled, have no spatial awareness, or both.


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.


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same. you’d think the guy from sunrise movement would want to save trees, but no.


scully’s not wrong. i’ll die under whatever economic system. I’ll just do it sooner under capitalism.
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