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like notice that the widespread “destigmatization” of mental illness doesn’t seem to have helped slow its occurrence. in fact it mostly just birthed a bunch of new parasitic micro industries like self-care products and therapy and astrology apps that turn disorders into identity markers you sustain by buying shit, including medication
I licherally have no idea what this means…
The way society has gone about “destigmatizing” mental illness isn’t actually doing anything other than making way for predatory things like therapy and astrology applications that sell you things or sell you the idea that you’re self-reflecting and a boom in the beauty industry disguised as “self-care” products. Essentially, capitalistic greed gets in the way of true destigmatization + healing + access to resources that aren’t just capitalism disguised as helpful tools.
The way OP worded this was a bit confusing but I’m willing to bet this was more a post made out of frustration than meant to be a super comprehensive breakdown of the phenomenon described.
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This pandemic has really shown me why people hate neoliberals so much. They see our lives as numbers on a spreadsheet to be maximized rather than experiences to be had. Who the hell needs community and freedom when you have a nice padded cell in which you can’t be hurt or hurt anyone else?
@marcusseldon: I understand quarantine has been very difficult for you, understandably. And feel free to ignore this question if you’re just venting, but from reading your posts I can’t help but ask: what alternative do you envision? Life going on as normal and millions of people dying and our health care system breaking down? Do you see a middle ground worth attempting?
I want to live in a society that opposes government surveillance and erosion of civil liberties,, and is willing to sacrifice to prevent it. Having a mass-scale loss of freedom like this every time some crisis threatens a few percentage points of the population is insane. What are people going to be okay with when we have a plague that kills a third of its victims? As bad as unchecked coronavirus is, the sorts of horrors that can be inflicted by other humans are worse, and are IMO inevitable if we allow our governments to build up the sort of social norms and infrastructure that people have been calling for.
Not necessarily fully endorsed, but people need to realize that loss of rights and liberties is not a hypothetical danger, or one that only crazy people are worried about. Based on America’s past responses to crises, it’s very real and will happen with incredible speed. But it’s a conversation you can’t have without people accusing you of being heartless. No, I don’t want to kill your grandma, but I also don’t want your children to have to show state ID to enter a grocery store ten years from now.
I am highly skeptical that any surveillance introduced to fight coronavirus will stick around after a vaccine is developed.
The RoK, which is currently transitioning to its “new normal” after having successfully overcome the first wave of the virus, apparently will retain its aggressive surveillance measures:
The core feature of the South Korean model will remain its unparalleled system of testing individuals, tracing contacts, and isolating mild or asymptomatic cases. […] The public has been tolerant of what might raise privacy concerns in other democracies[.] These practices, critical for containing the outbreak in its acute phase, will also be important as South Koreans return to work and school.
Why would the powers that be give up increased surveillance once the precedent has been set and the mechanism erected?

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Roasted Butternut Squash stuffed with couscous, spinach and mushrooms
Long time no see huh? A project ate me up and I lived on food delivery and sandwiches😔. I finished the project and here I am with another easy recipe!
1. What is required:
1 butternut squash
1 cup couscous
5 mushrooms
juice of ¼ lemon
2 garlic cloves
handful of spinach
2,5 tbsp balsamic vinegar
cinnamon powder
salt to taste
2. Cut the butternut squash in halves and remove seeds. Sprinkle with cinnamon powder and salt. Place cut-side down on a lined baking sheet and put in the oven. Bake it for 15 minutes at 200 C or 400 F. After 15 minutes, flip halves over and bake for 30-45 minutes depending on the size of the butternut squash.
3. While the butternut squash is being baked, fry sliced mushrooms in a big frying pan. Add oil or splash of water to deglaze the pan. In 10 minutes add spinach and pour lemon juice.
4. In 4-5 minutes add cooked couscous* and balsamic vinegar. Stir well and cook for 5 minutes more.
* How I ‘cook’ couscous: pour couscous with hot water so it covers grains with about 2 cm. You can crush bullion cube or vegetable powder and add your favourite spices.
Fill the butternut squash with couscous filling. How easy was it? 😉
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if we think hard enuf we can make it come true
Anyone going to explain why around 1.100 people on Tumblr want Queen Elizabeth of England to die? I'm genuinely clueless about why she must die and why that would be a happy occasion. Did she get cancelled without me knowing about it?
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Let’s just take a moment to appreciate that Amy Adams had to hold a live fish in her mouth. A LIVE FREAKING FISH
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Something I think we tend to tend to forget, when talking about closed religions, is to think about why they’re closed. Because there is ALWAYS a reason for it; no community just shuts itself off from others just because it feels like it.
Some religions are closed because they’re based on cultural values and beliefs that outsiders, who weren’t raised with and immersed in those beliefs, wouldn’t be able to ever truly understand. Brujería is an example of this, as far as I know.
Some religions are closed because they’re based on location, with their beliefs centered around local things that don’t make sense outside of that location. There are some small Shinto sects that are closed for this reason.
Some religions are closed based on race, because people of a specific race banded together under terrible circumstances and formed beliefs based on their shared experiences. Hoodoo, for example, was created by African slaves so it’s only open to Black people (mainly African diaspora).
Some religions are closed because you have to be born into them, usually because it’s part of the religion’s tenants and foundation. Modern Zoroastrianism almost never recognizes converts.
Some religions are closed because, historically, they were mistreated and often criminalized, with sacred practices being stolen and bastardized by outsiders who were allowed to witness them. Those religions ended up closing to outsiders in order to protect themselves and survive. This is why the majority of indigenous religions are closed.
It’s important to understand the reasons behind religions being closed, not only so that we can learn to accept that decision, but also so that we have a better understanding of history and other people.