#global injustice

[hydetheghost]

"whats the mouth doing?criticizing capitalism" : you watch how everybody else evolves  and you stay a develop country. you watch how they rob your resources  and turn your country in a colony. you watch how the rich consume  and the affects of co2 come raining on you. you watch how your country is dying slowly ,they only ignore it and see as if it is not their fault- this economic system that puts humanity in chains this economic system that steps on humanity with their feet this economic system is sick and not useable “capitalism ist tot!” “capitalism ist tot!” who needs wealth, if others suffering comes with it? “capitalism ist tot!” “capitalism ist tot!” and if it hasnt died yet,then we should kill it before it gets too late and it kills us.

[alwaysbewoke]

[afriblaq]

Kenya has reportedly taken steps to withdraw from the World Health Organization (WHO), with a government representative emphasizing the urgent need to safeguard the nation’s health sovereignty and protect its citizens from what he described as covert agendas.

The representative accused the WHO of allegedly administering a disguised population control vaccine during a past tetanus immunization campaign. According to the claim, the vaccine given to women was not a standard tetanus shot but a fertility-regulating version purportedly designed to trigger immune responses against a critical pregnancy hormone—potentially leading to infertility and miscarriages.

In a public statement, the speaker asserted: “The WHO launched a tetanus eradication campaign, but the vaccine used was not an ordinary tetanus vaccine. It was a fertility-regulating version. When injected, it prompts the body to produce antibodies against a pregnancy hormone, effectively rendering women sterile.”

Citing a noticeable increase in infertility among young couples, the official is urging a complete and immediate withdrawal from the WHO, stating that Kenya can no longer afford to rely on the organization for its public health initiatives.

@emp.press

A longer version of the video was posted here. It shows Kenyan Gynaecologist Wahome Ngare addressing the president of Uganda, Yoweri Museveni, on why African countries cannot trust the WHO.

[love-ardour-anarchism]

Clinically relevant anxiety is the result of a brain that was forced to remain in a state of caution and fear for too long without respite.

We live in a world where we are increasingly aware of the constant danger we are exposed to.

Climate change, COVID, wars, bigotry, terrorism, poverty and human suffering, the once-more rise of far right power are all persistent sources of concern and worry. Capitalist society however tells us that these things are simply without alternative. Capitalism says there is no way but to live like this. Some people tried to be cautious about COVID for a while and then started repressing their worry and stopped being cautious. Some people repressed it all along and pretended COVID never existed. They lost themselves in conspiracy ideologies to escape that dread.

And those of us that are still cautious about COVID are gaslit constantly. The reality is this: the world is dangerous. COVID is a danger to us all. But as long as society (capitalism) claims that there is simply no way to change or remove that danger (this is false, of course) most people see no other way than to repress their own fears and gaslight those that don’t. The reason people lash out at those that are still cautious (like when we wear masks in public) is because it hinders their attempt at repressing this otherwise seemingly inescapable mental torture.

And when we as COVID cautious people struggle with the clinically relevant anxiety that constant caution breeds we are gaslit once more. We are told that our anxiety is clinically relevant and requires treatment and all too often clinical professionals claim that our anxiety stems from irrational worries and caution unnecessary. The truth is that our fears ARE rational. We live in a dangerous world and its NOT a healthy thing to repress it. The natural and healthy thing would be to CHANGE conditions to not be a source of constant worry but as long as capitalism blocks that it appears that the most prevalent coping strategies are either repression or taking constant psychological damage. And when we seek support for that sustained damage its the opposite of helpful that our reality is invalidated and we’re told our fears are clinical. The way we live is unhealthy. The way we live is not natural. The way we live is damaging. But we still need to find ways to manage our anxiety and our existential dread WITHOUT damaging ourselves but also WITHOUT closing our eyes to the horrors of this world entirely. To be aware and awake and STILL find ways to destress and live because it won’t help the world NOR us if we destroy ourselves and burn out. 

[deadpresidents]

"At the heart of the economic system there must be man -- man and woman -- and everything must be at the service of [people]. But instead we have put money in the center, the god of money. We have fallen into the sin of idolatry, the idolatry of money. The economy moves with the anxiety of having more and paradoxically fosters a culture of waste. Discarding the young...We also discard the elderly because they are no longer needed, they do not produce, they are a passive class...And by discarding the young, and the elderly, we discard a people's future because young people pull forward with strength and [we discard a people's memory] because the elderly gives us wisdom, they have the remembrance of this people, and must pass it on to the young...

It is barbarism. We are discarding an entire generation to maintain an economic system that no longer holds, a system which, in order to survive, must fight wars, as great empires have always done. Since we cannot have a third world war, we fight regional wars. What does this mean? It means that they manufacture and sell weapons, and so the budgets of the idolatrous economies, the major worldwide economies that sacrifice man at the feel of the idol of money, obviously, are healed.

This sole thought deprives us of the richness of diversity of thought and therefore of a dialogue between people. Proper globalization is wealth. Bad globalization cancels the differences. It is like a sphere, with all points equidistant from the center. An enriched globalization is like polyhedron, all united but each retaining its peculiarity, its wealth, its identity. And this is not happening."

-- Pope Francis, in an interview with Spanish newspaper, La Vanguardia, June 2014.

[jmdbjk]

I'm so fucking mad.

It is reprehensible that they've separated Kpop out of the general Global category. That’s blatant segregation. What was the logic? Which countries qualify for global if not Korea? I mean, what the ever loving fuck is "Global Kpop"?

I tried to give myself space to calm down but every time I think about it, I just get angrier. I thought looking at pretty pictures would calm myself down...GRRRR.

This isn’t any consolation but at least everyone sees what they’ve done. Meaning what Billboard has done.

And Seven, an English song written and produced by white men with a black female rapper featured on it is categorized as Kpop ONLY BECAUSE THE MAIN ARTIST IS KOREAN---YET SINGING IN ENGLISH??? is not included in any of the Top categories. They just didn’t want a Korean artist to take an award away from either Miley or the Whalen asshole. Because JK would have. GRRR!

[thebisexualwreckoning]

They are dead.

Babies, their first cry not heard by the world before they become orphans

Toddlers, taking their first steps among the rubble of places they didn't live in long enough to call home

Children, not yet old enough to know what is happening but who still know that something is very very wrong

Teenagers, watching their friends starve and unable to do anything about it

Parents, who cannot go on any longer as they watch their children being murdered

Grandparents, who have seen the start of this war but fear that they will not live to see its end

Students, watching as their schools go from teaching them to housing them to being the only thing between them and certain death

Journalists, documenting the horrors every day because they may die any second but they will not die without a purpose

Doctors, refusing to leave their home because rivers will flow full of their blood before they stop trying to save their people

Millions of Palestinians, still hanging on to hope that despite everything One day From the River to the Sea, Palestine will be Free.

[larrikinisahimbo]

Starting with "The revolution is about to televised" when you're performing for an institution that literally pushes military propaganda, and who also would have signed off AND approved the performance before hand, and people are praising you for "sticking it to the powers" as if you did not spend the past 15 months with complete silence about Congo, Sudan, Palestine who are being decimated by your country, while claiming your life and art is about activism is certainly as USAmerican as it gets.

[gregor-samsung]

La caja [The box] (Lorenzo Vigas, 2021)

[infinityinc4ever]

Infinity Inc & the Global Guardians vs Injustice Unlimited!

[raffaellopalandri]

What I Could Do Less Of: A Philosophical and Sociological Reflection

Daily writing promptWhat could you do less of?View all responses We, unfortunately, live in a society, at least in Western countries, where demands for attention, resources, and energy seem infinite, one of the most profound questions we can ask ourselves is, What could I do less of? Photo by Prateek Katyal on Pexels.com Superficially, this question might evoke trivial answers: fewer…

[islam-defined]

Humans have killed more humans than Climate

Those who are worried about the climate crisis should speak of the humanity crisis in form of oppression, mass killings, lynching's, racism, ethnic cleansing, injustice and all other forms of atrocities against humanity first, if they are really concerned about humanity.

In fact it should be "Humanity is towards a Cliff of Human Rights Violations Casastrophe" Miss Greta Thurnberg

The catastrophe due to inhumanity, injustice, lies, deceptions, hypocrisy and hoardings. It's not the climate but humans themselves who have killed more humans. Honesty.

[realjaysumlin]

People v. Hall (1854) - Immigration History

"People v. Hall (1854) - Immigration History" https://immigrationhistory.org/item/people-v-hall/

Observation of the world Colonial Laws no one seems to address or call out because everyone seems to allow the very people who invented races continues to allow these shit people who invaded our lands and freedoms to escape from being held accountable for their atrocious acts of violence.

These shit people will continue to be as arrogant and dangerous until we put an end to it because they need to be taught a lesson of justice, our justice, not the ones they created for themselves.

There's a rule of universal laws of life for treating people like you want to be treated as a fellow human being and not controlled by a few people who treats everyone outside of their group as non humans.

We should have grown tired of this unfair and unjustified system of governing. We either take a stand for peace and equality now or continue to give a free pass to those who continues to make our lives miserable on earth.

The choice should be quick and absolute without any form of hesitation because it's us against them and we know all to well who is the the problem for all humankind.

[gregor-samsung]

La caja [The box] (Lorenzo Vigas, 2021)

[infinityinc4ever]

For years I’ve been missing a single issue from my Infinity Inc collection - issue 34. Because it’s the first appearance of Injustice Unlimited, the modern Icicle, and Artemis, it’s always going for a little more than I felt it was worth. I finally broke down and bought it, though, so I now have the complete set. Geek joy.

[hotproducts]

This thought-provoking design features a stylized globe encircled by the text "All countries are equal, but some countries are more equal than others," a direct quote inspired by George Orwell's Animal Farm. This design serves as a commentary on global power dynamics and inequality.