Aisha the R211A
tortitude@kolektiva.social
<p>Human brain controlling train body: Aisha the cyborg wobbly train is wobbling on MTA's crappy tracks, agitating from Inwood to Far Rockaway, organizing a general strike. Antifa and proud of it. :anarchism: :anarchist_flag: :IWW: :antifa: ☪️ :flag_asexual: :flag_aromantic:</p>
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Post #2489356
I really like saying the phrase &quot;absolutely hate&quot;, and I absolutely hate it when my conservative family members say resistance is futile to discourage me from activism to keep me safe. Yes, we are in a very dark age. But here&#39;s a bit of bright side that made my life better: I have a PhD from a prestigious institution that did not allow female students a few decades ago. Most prestigious universities did not allow female students or would not grant them degrees not too l...
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Post #2489350
Good read here. Same old problem that Khaled Abou El-Fadl has long been lamenting about -- the lack of intellect among mainstream contemporary Muslims, because their minds are so colonized and they have really internalized that they&#39;re losers. Again, in Japan, we see that kind of colonized, quietist Islam using legalism as an excuse to dodge basic ethical principles, preached by colonized Arab puppet traitors. Using legalism to feel good about themselves. Then one of the biggest blessing...
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Post #1940386
Personal Responsibility, Inc. offers a one-of-a-kind investigation into psychotherapy’s complicity with the insidious and harmful effects of neoliberalism on individuals, relationships, and society. Increasingly, therapy functions as an arm of neoliberal ideology—reinforcing its imperatives of personal responsibility, individualism, and relentless self-improvement. These values compel people to search inward for solutions to problems created and sustained by the system itself. But this book go...
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Post #700052
@RadicalGraffiti Aisha derailed so bad that she ended up in... Prospect Park. When she regained consciousness, this is what she saw: