Brendan Buschi
Brendan Buschi
@bfbuschi.bsky.social
Grandpa, Monkey Dancer, Free Range Citizen
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This is an excellent thread. It's simple and direct. All forms of supremacy are wrong. Calling out supremacists for their misdeeds is simply that - majority doesn't determine morality.
It's unsurprising, but I keep seeing this argument repeated. The one that goes "if the majority of Jews support Zionism, then being anti-Zionist is antisemitic." So, this bears repeating. Even if the majority of white Americans supported Indigenous
3 essential primers for Earthlings: "Is a river alive?" by Robert Macfarlane; "Stick and Rudder: An Explanation of the Art of Flying" by Wolfgang Langewiesche; and "The Brendan Voyage" by Tim Severin. Life is a water cycle. We cannot comprehend infinity. We are components, not masters, of the cycle.
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"It is no coincidence that the growth of modern tyrants has in every case been heralded by the growth of prejudice." ~ Henry A. Wallace @andertoon.bsky.social
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First and foremost, there is no "NORMALCY". There has always been a very few controlling multitudes and inflicting misery on a global basis. Among the multitudes, there has always been those controlling others and bringing misery to fewer locally. Caption this picture "A Bridge Too Far".
Information was readily available about Trump's involvement with Russia back in 2016. "The Mueller Report" also provided details, as did "The Steele Dossier". Apparently, the only people who didn't report on/publicize this in detail were mainstream media reporters.
If you were ever unsure if Trump is a Russian asset, you can rest easy now. The past two weeks, on top of the past 21 months, should leave no doubt that a Russian Manchurian Peophile/Rapist Trump is burning America to the ground for Putin because he has to.
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I'm about a third of the way through "Is A River Alive?" by Robert Macfarlane. This is an incredible book. The writing is almost poetic. If you want to understand Earth and our place on her, this is the book for you. The same holds true when it comes to global warming and climate change. Dive in ...
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History rarely has anything to do with truth.
I understand the appeal of imagining that history once arranged everything properly. It relieves the admirer of having to distinguish what was beautiful from what was unjust, or to ask whether the people living beneath the beautiful roof had any say in their lives.
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