So uh what are we going to do with all the bodies since we’re moving back to a pre industrial society.
I’m not a huge fan of in dusters luxation but the people are already alive and I’d prefer that we don’t have mass death via starvation so that we can stop it.
Mass death via starvation and thirst is a certainty thanks to climate change. Depleting water-tables and dumping toxic waste into landfills will happen under capitalism or socialism, we need a different way. American Indians have been screaming the solutions in Europeans face for centuries yet Europeans still choose the route of mass destruction.
People could be fed for free if rooftops and parking lots were turned into food gardens, or if we taught children about growing food from the earth with as much importance as we do with maths or languages, a las, that’s the antithesis of European concept of “legitimate” thinking; what is written down has an importance that’s denied the spoken. They have already demonstrated through their history that they cannot hear, cannot see; they can only read through the dead, dry leaves of a book.
So uh what are we going to do with all the bodies since we’re moving back to a pre industrial society.
I’m not a huge fan of in dusters luxation but the people are already alive and I’d prefer that we don’t have mass death via starvation so that we can stop it.
Mass death via starvation and thirst is a certainty thanks to climate change. Depleting water-tables and dumping toxic waste into landfills will happen under capitalism or socialism, we need a different way. American Indians have been screaming the solutions in Europeans face for centuries yet Europeans still choose the route of mass destruction.
People could be fed for free if rooftops and parking lots were turned into food gardens, or if we taught children about growing food from the earth with as much importance as we do with maths or languages, a las, that’s the antithesis of European concept of “legitimate” thinking; what is written down has an importance that’s denied the spoken. They have already demonstrated through their history that they cannot hear, cannot see; they can only read through the dead, dry leaves of a book.