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If you lose followers the moment you post about feminism, veganism, anti-speciesism, social justice, etc. Consider it as filtering followers, you really don't need people who feel uncomfortable when you talk about equality, rights, and justice; there's a reason they're bothered when you talk about those topics. They can fuck off.
Some people just cannot think outside of the oppressed-oppressor binary: you’re either “the Man” the obvious villain or you’re “kept down by the Man” who is “sticking it to the Man,” the obvious hero. As a writer/illustrator put it, criticizing George Lucas’ work: “the OT films were the little guys fighting an oppressor… but in the PT, the Jedi had all the power. They were the oppressors. That “fight the power” spirit was gone.” The Jedi Knights are cool as long as they’re hunted by the Empire of the Sith, because they’re “sticking it to the Man.” But if they’re respected by people, if they’re working with the Senate of the Galactic Republic, they’re “the Man” and the Sith and Anakin Skywalker (or somebody else, this Underdog or Little Guy who is supposedly oppressed by guardians of peace and justice is never properly identified, in order to avoid the easily disprovable specifics) are the one who’re “kept down by the Man,” and by default, they’re the ones who’re “sticking it to the Man,” because in their heads, empowered and respected are the characteristics of Evil. And this reveals a deeply troubling mindset: “fight the power” and being victimized by “the power” is what makes you a moral, ethical, good person, even if that power is held by democratically elected officials with checks and balances or fairy tale monks who dedicate their lives to psychological and spiritual progress and to make sure that everyone is protected and there’s peace and justice in the world.
And herein lies the problem: people who only feel secure in their identity as "Good People" if they're fighting against an oppressive power cannot function without it and sooner or later, their desperate yearning for it will create it - and then, they will never be motivated enough to demolish it.
Okay guys so this isn't Outsiders related but- WAIT DONT YOU SCROLL PAST ME I HAVE SOMETHING IMPORTANT TO ASK!!!!
...Okay so!! I'd love it SO MUCH if ya'll could fill out a Bullying/Harassment survey of mine. I explain why I need this in the form, but to summarize, I'll be making a google slideshow about bullying/harassment. It won't be anything special, just a short slideshow meant to show people that bullying/harassment is prevalent in our society. I'll be presenting this slideshow in a classroom of my peers on Friday (less than two days!!!) so it'd mean a lot if you either filled it out, or shared it so I could get more responses!!!
This survey is for a project of mine that I'm doing for Fearless! It's a non-profit organization and shelter that is currently hosting a wee
Thank you guys so much and have a good day!! <33
Being socially awkward both online and irl is exhausting. I just want new friends but I keep overthinking everything, making myself anxious to reach out.
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Stolen Childhood
Children grow up,
no toys between
their little fingers,
just dirty hands,
iron residues
under bloody
fingernails.
Instead of kindergarten,
they sew with needle and thread,
dresses, skirts,
tired fingers tying,
grinding buttons
on cheap jackets.
For hours,
hours that seem endless,
hours that weigh on tired eyes,
looking at the clock,
praying for an easier life,
while they mold
plastic and metal -
repeated so often,
it becomes their breath,
their very pulse.
Barely pay,
stomachs at home
continue to rumble,
an emptiness
that aches.
Parents too sick to work,
the child the provider,
while life slowly drips
from them,
painting pictures
of their suffering.
Just empty shells
in huge factory halls,
no soul who could
escape the cage,
build from poverty.
No children playing in the mud,
no laughter in the sun,
only the echo
of a stolen childhood
trapped in a time wrap.
Scientific Knowledge and its Social Problems. Jerome R. Ravetz - 1973.
