@GuerillaOntologist@social.coop cover
@GuerillaOntologist@social.coop avatar

GuerillaOntologist

@GuerillaOntologist@social.coop

"Tell no lies. Expose lies whenever they are told. Mask no difficulties, mistakes, failures. Claim no easy victories." ~Amilcar Cabral

This profile is from a federated server and may be incomplete. For a complete list of posts, browse on the original instance.

GuerillaOntologist , to random
@GuerillaOntologist@social.coop avatar

Via the wonderful Just Seeds website!
https://justseeds.org/graphic/you-dont-have-to-hate-your-job-to-want-a-union/

A complex comics poster in black, white, red, and blue. The top banner states: Sometimes people’s care for their workplace gets weaponized and used against them.” The comic-style figures show one boss saying: “Thought you might be more grateful to work here.” And another cries: “Thort we were a family!” A list of possible jobs that could unionize include: An NGO, A Community Radio Station, a Sustainable Cafe, Community Legal centre, etc. The center circle element of the image states in bold: “Just remember, you don’t have to hate your job to want a union!” Bottom text states: “It’s about Democracy. Trying to make your workplace a bit more fair is an act of love and care, not reckless opposition.” Figures on the bottom of the image are voting and say: “We just wanna leave on time!”, “We want better enviro policies!”, “No more bullying!”, and “We want better health and safety!”
ALT
  • Reply
    • + KarinWanderer, Npars01, Xenograg
    GuerillaOntologist , to random
    @GuerillaOntologist@social.coop avatar

    Much of what you need to know to understand the current dysfunction in the US (and other parts of the world too, I'm sure).

    https://www.okdoomer.io/all-about-the-dissonance/

    GuerillaOntologist , to random
    @GuerillaOntologist@social.coop avatar

    Today's must read 👇

    The Unlearning Of Empathy
    https://indi.ca/the-unlearning-of-empathy/

    My kids listen to stories at night and the heroes are always the poor, the down-trodden, who remain kind and try to help their people through it all. The bad guys are the landlords, the rulers, who hoard and steal and hurt despite having more than enough. But then what are my stories, as an adult? Everything in the grown-up press lionizes landlords, rulers, and glorifies hoarding, stealing, and hurting as the basis of our very economy and social system. The poor are failures, the down-trodden deserve it, and kindness is folly. These are very serious opinions from very serious people. We complicate what is simple and call ourselves sophisticated. It's just sophistry. We are the villains in our own children's stories. What have we become?
    ALT
  • Reply
  • All
  • Subscribed
  • Moderated
  • Favorites
  • •
  • random
  • test
  • worldmews
  • mews
  • All magazines
    •