
Working class environmental and social justice activist with all the associated sociological weirdness. I will use every non-violent tool in the toolbox to get to a future where all can thrive. And I have lots of big ideas I like to share.
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5D Chess is such a great term, isn’t it? But it’s been abused, and I’d like to rework it into something useful.
I figure the term is up for grabs. It was popularized by someone who lines his own pockets at public expense, breaks election p...
The writing’s on the wall.
From the genocide in Gaza, to AI data centres, to the skyrocketing cost of living, here in the west we citizens are not the priority of those who control our systems of governance and economics.
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Our western economic system has been cyclical up until now and, if we let it, it will continue to be, even if that means the literal end of us.
In very broad strokes, this is how it looks to me: times of plenty are gradually followed by ti...
It’s funny — my last post was about moral clarity, and this one is about where that clarity took me.
The Epstein files, western support for Israel’s genocide in Gaza, and our worsening standards of living have made it clear that those who...
Moral clarity is like a knife, and do we ever need to cut through all the BS that’s being thrown at us right now.
I wonder what neoliberalism has done to us ordinary people, with its emphasis on branding, marketing and messaging. Where exa...
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Working class social justice and environmental activist with all the weird sociological trimmings. I will use every non-violent tool in the toolkit to defend our planet and the life she supports.
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