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  1. Parents for future in Witten, Berliner Platz, bis 14 Uhr.

    Schöne Grüße vom @BorgTenOfNine und mir.

    #climatejustice

  2. Parents for future in Witten, Berliner Platz, bis 14 Uhr.

    Schöne Grüße vom @BorgTenOfNine und mir.

    #climatejustice

  3. Parents for future in Witten, Berliner Platz, bis 14 Uhr.

    Schöne Grüße vom @BorgTenOfNine und mir.

    #climatejustice

  4. Parents for future in Witten, Berliner Platz, bis 14 Uhr.

    Schöne Grüße vom @BorgTenOfNine und mir.

    #climatejustice

  5. Parents for future in Witten, Berliner Platz, bis 14 Uhr.

    Schöne Grüße vom @BorgTenOfNine und mir.

    #climatejustice

  6. @Fischblog

    Interessanter Artikel, dem ich im Kern absolut zustimme.

    Widersprechen möchte ich aber der Aussage, dass "der Klimawandel ein klar definiertes Problem (sei), das man fast vollständig technisch lösen kann."

    Gerade unter dem Aspekt der KlimaGerechtigkeit braucht es mehr als nur technische Lösungen. Wenn wir in den reichen Industrienationen nicht abrüsten in unseren materiellen Ansprüchen, wenn wir nicht rauskommen aus Überkonsum, Ausbeutung und Ressourcenverschwendung, dann wird das nichts mit der Klimarettung.

    Siehe dazu auch das Thesenpapier des SRU "Suffizienz als Strategie des Genug"

    klimagerecht-leben.de/suffizie

    #climatejustice #suffizienz #KlimaWandel

  7. @Fischblog

    Interessanter Artikel, dem ich im Kern absolut zustimme.

    Widersprechen möchte ich aber der Aussage, dass "der Klimawandel ein klar definiertes Problem (sei), das man fast vollständig technisch lösen kann."

    Gerade unter dem Aspekt der KlimaGerechtigkeit braucht es mehr als nur technische Lösungen. Wenn wir in den reichen Industrienationen nicht abrüsten in unseren materiellen Ansprüchen, wenn wir nicht rauskommen aus Überkonsum, Ausbeutung und Ressourcenverschwendung, dann wird das nichts mit der Klimarettung.

    Siehe dazu auch das Thesenpapier des SRU "Suffizienz als Strategie des Genug"

    klimagerecht-leben.de/suffizie

    #climatejustice #suffizienz #KlimaWandel

  8. @Fischblog

    Interessanter Artikel, dem ich im Kern absolut zustimme.

    Widersprechen möchte ich aber der Aussage, dass "der Klimawandel ein klar definiertes Problem (sei), das man fast vollständig technisch lösen kann."

    Gerade unter dem Aspekt der KlimaGerechtigkeit braucht es mehr als nur technische Lösungen. Wenn wir in den reichen Industrienationen nicht abrüsten in unseren materiellen Ansprüchen, wenn wir nicht rauskommen aus Überkonsum, Ausbeutung und Ressourcenverschwendung, dann wird das nichts mit der Klimarettung.

    Siehe dazu auch das Thesenpapier des SRU "Suffizienz als Strategie des Genug"

    klimagerecht-leben.de/suffizie

    #climatejustice #suffizienz #KlimaWandel

  9. @Fischblog

    Interessanter Artikel, dem ich im Kern absolut zustimme.

    Widersprechen möchte ich aber der Aussage, dass "der Klimawandel ein klar definiertes Problem (sei), das man fast vollständig technisch lösen kann."

    Gerade unter dem Aspekt der KlimaGerechtigkeit braucht es mehr als nur technische Lösungen. Wenn wir in den reichen Industrienationen nicht abrüsten in unseren materiellen Ansprüchen, wenn wir nicht rauskommen aus Überkonsum, Ausbeutung und Ressourcenverschwendung, dann wird das nichts mit der Klimarettung.

    Siehe dazu auch das Thesenpapier des SRU "Suffizienz als Strategie des Genug"

    klimagerecht-leben.de/suffizie

    #climatejustice #suffizienz #KlimaWandel

  10. @Fischblog

    Interessanter Artikel, dem ich im Kern absolut zustimme.

    Widersprechen möchte ich aber der Aussage, dass "der Klimawandel ein klar definiertes Problem (sei), das man fast vollständig technisch lösen kann."

    Gerade unter dem Aspekt der KlimaGerechtigkeit braucht es mehr als nur technische Lösungen. Wenn wir in den reichen Industrienationen nicht abrüsten in unseren materiellen Ansprüchen, wenn wir nicht rauskommen aus Überkonsum, Ausbeutung und Ressourcenverschwendung, dann wird das nichts mit der Klimarettung.

    Siehe dazu auch das Thesenpapier des SRU "Suffizienz als Strategie des Genug"

    klimagerecht-leben.de/suffizie

    #climatejustice #suffizienz #KlimaWandel

  11. CW: CW: fascism, authoritarianism, xenophobia, sexism, anti-queer violence, climate crisis, AI and labour displacement

    I increasingly distrust the language of “multiple crises.”

    AI-driven labour displacement.
    Climate catastrophe.
    Right-wing populism.
    Fascism.
    Racism.
    Sexism.
    The organised backlash against queer existence.

    We are encouraged to catalogue these as separate problems, each requiring its own specialist vocabulary, institution, funding stream and respectable panel discussion.

    But they are not unrelated phenomena.

    They emerge from overlapping structures of domination.

    The same political economy that renders a worker disposable can render a forest disposable. The same authoritarian imagination that reduces migrants to a demographic threat reduces queer people to a threat against an imagined social order. The same hierarchical logic that demands obedience from bodies demands obedience from nature, labour and dissent.

    And when the system produces insecurity, it offers a remarkably convenient explanation:

    Not the structure.
    The Other.

    The migrant.
    The queer person.
    The feminist.
    The unemployed.
    The dissenter.

    Someone must be made responsible for conditions they did not create.

    This is not an accident. It is politically useful.

    So I am less interested in asking which crisis we should address first than in asking what keeps producing them.

    Because if we merely treat the symptoms, the machinery remains intact.

    And machinery does not become humane because we learn to describe its victims more politely.

    Find the structure.
    Name the hierarchy.
    Follow the power.

    Then start taking the machine apart.

    #Antifascism #ClimateJustice #QueerLiberation #TransLiberation #Feminism #AntiRacism #WorkersRights #HumanRights #Solidarity

  12. CW: CW: fascism, authoritarianism, xenophobia, sexism, anti-queer violence, climate crisis, AI and labour displacement

    I increasingly distrust the language of “multiple crises.”

    AI-driven labour displacement.
    Climate catastrophe.
    Right-wing populism.
    Fascism.
    Racism.
    Sexism.
    The organised backlash against queer existence.

    We are encouraged to catalogue these as separate problems, each requiring its own specialist vocabulary, institution, funding stream and respectable panel discussion.

    But they are not unrelated phenomena.

    They emerge from overlapping structures of domination.

    The same political economy that renders a worker disposable can render a forest disposable. The same authoritarian imagination that reduces migrants to a demographic threat reduces queer people to a threat against an imagined social order. The same hierarchical logic that demands obedience from bodies demands obedience from nature, labour and dissent.

    And when the system produces insecurity, it offers a remarkably convenient explanation:

    Not the structure.
    The Other.

    The migrant.
    The queer person.
    The feminist.
    The unemployed.
    The dissenter.

    Someone must be made responsible for conditions they did not create.

    This is not an accident. It is politically useful.

    So I am less interested in asking which crisis we should address first than in asking what keeps producing them.

    Because if we merely treat the symptoms, the machinery remains intact.

    And machinery does not become humane because we learn to describe its victims more politely.

    Find the structure.
    Name the hierarchy.
    Follow the power.

    Then start taking the machine apart.

    #Antifascism #ClimateJustice #QueerLiberation #TransLiberation #Feminism #AntiRacism #WorkersRights #HumanRights #Solidarity

  13. CW: CW: fascism, authoritarianism, xenophobia, sexism, anti-queer violence, climate crisis, AI and labour displacement

    I increasingly distrust the language of “multiple crises.”

    AI-driven labour displacement.
    Climate catastrophe.
    Right-wing populism.
    Fascism.
    Racism.
    Sexism.
    The organised backlash against queer existence.

    We are encouraged to catalogue these as separate problems, each requiring its own specialist vocabulary, institution, funding stream and respectable panel discussion.

    But they are not unrelated phenomena.

    They emerge from overlapping structures of domination.

    The same political economy that renders a worker disposable can render a forest disposable. The same authoritarian imagination that reduces migrants to a demographic threat reduces queer people to a threat against an imagined social order. The same hierarchical logic that demands obedience from bodies demands obedience from nature, labour and dissent.

    And when the system produces insecurity, it offers a remarkably convenient explanation:

    Not the structure.
    The Other.

    The migrant.
    The queer person.
    The feminist.
    The unemployed.
    The dissenter.

    Someone must be made responsible for conditions they did not create.

    This is not an accident. It is politically useful.

    So I am less interested in asking which crisis we should address first than in asking what keeps producing them.

    Because if we merely treat the symptoms, the machinery remains intact.

    And machinery does not become humane because we learn to describe its victims more politely.

    Find the structure.
    Name the hierarchy.
    Follow the power.

    Then start taking the machine apart.

    #Antifascism #ClimateJustice #QueerLiberation #TransLiberation #Feminism #AntiRacism #WorkersRights #HumanRights #Solidarity

  14. CW: CW: fascism, authoritarianism, xenophobia, sexism, anti-queer violence, climate crisis, AI and labour displacement

    I increasingly distrust the language of “multiple crises.”

    AI-driven labour displacement.
    Climate catastrophe.
    Right-wing populism.
    Fascism.
    Racism.
    Sexism.
    The organised backlash against queer existence.

    We are encouraged to catalogue these as separate problems, each requiring its own specialist vocabulary, institution, funding stream and respectable panel discussion.

    But they are not unrelated phenomena.

    They emerge from overlapping structures of domination.

    The same political economy that renders a worker disposable can render a forest disposable. The same authoritarian imagination that reduces migrants to a demographic threat reduces queer people to a threat against an imagined social order. The same hierarchical logic that demands obedience from bodies demands obedience from nature, labour and dissent.

    And when the system produces insecurity, it offers a remarkably convenient explanation:

    Not the structure.
    The Other.

    The migrant.
    The queer person.
    The feminist.
    The unemployed.
    The dissenter.

    Someone must be made responsible for conditions they did not create.

    This is not an accident. It is politically useful.

    So I am less interested in asking which crisis we should address first than in asking what keeps producing them.

    Because if we merely treat the symptoms, the machinery remains intact.

    And machinery does not become humane because we learn to describe its victims more politely.

    Find the structure.
    Name the hierarchy.
    Follow the power.

    Then start taking the machine apart.

    #Antifascism #ClimateJustice #QueerLiberation #TransLiberation #Feminism #AntiRacism #WorkersRights #HumanRights #Solidarity

  15. CW: CW: fascism, authoritarianism, xenophobia, sexism, anti-queer violence, climate crisis, AI and labour displacement

    I increasingly distrust the language of “multiple crises.”

    AI-driven labour displacement.
    Climate catastrophe.
    Right-wing populism.
    Fascism.
    Racism.
    Sexism.
    The organised backlash against queer existence.

    We are encouraged to catalogue these as separate problems, each requiring its own specialist vocabulary, institution, funding stream and respectable panel discussion.

    But they are not unrelated phenomena.

    They emerge from overlapping structures of domination.

    The same political economy that renders a worker disposable can render a forest disposable. The same authoritarian imagination that reduces migrants to a demographic threat reduces queer people to a threat against an imagined social order. The same hierarchical logic that demands obedience from bodies demands obedience from nature, labour and dissent.

    And when the system produces insecurity, it offers a remarkably convenient explanation:

    Not the structure.
    The Other.

    The migrant.
    The queer person.
    The feminist.
    The unemployed.
    The dissenter.

    Someone must be made responsible for conditions they did not create.

    This is not an accident. It is politically useful.

    So I am less interested in asking which crisis we should address first than in asking what keeps producing them.

    Because if we merely treat the symptoms, the machinery remains intact.

    And machinery does not become humane because we learn to describe its victims more politely.

    Find the structure.
    Name the hierarchy.
    Follow the power.

    Then start taking the machine apart.

    #Antifascism #ClimateJustice #QueerLiberation #TransLiberation #Feminism #AntiRacism #WorkersRights #HumanRights #Solidarity

  16. #FossilFuel firms spent millions on #US lawmakers who sponsored #antiprotest bills

    About 60% of #OilAndGasIndustry operations protected from protest due to money spent on lobbying, says #Greenpeace USA report

    Nina Lakhani
    23 Oct 2023

    "Fossil fuel companies have spent millions of dollars on lobbying and campaign donations to state lawmakers who sponsored anti-protest laws – which now shield about 60% of US gas and oil operations from protest and civil disobedience, according to a new report from Greenpeace USA.

    "Eighteen states including #Montana, #Ohio, #Georgia, #Louisiana, #WestVirginia and the #Dakotas have enacted sweeping anti-protest laws which boost penalties for trespass near so-called critical infrastructure, that make it far riskier for communities to oppose pipelines and other fossil fuel projects that threaten their land, water and the global climate.

    "Another four states have enacted narrower versions of the same law, but which could still be exploited to issue trumped-up charges against peaceful protesters. Many were based on a 'model bill' promoted by the industry-funded American Legislative Exchange Council (Alec).

    "According to the report, nine of the top 10 companies that lobbied most for anti-protest bills since 2017 are fossil fuel companies, including US companies #ExxonMobil, #KochIndustries and #MarathonPetroleum, as well as Canadian companies #Enbridge and #TCEnergy (#TransCanada).

    "In addition, 25 fossil fuel and energy companies have contributed more than $5m to state anti-protest bill sponsors in this timeframe, data from political finance trackers #OpenSecrets and #FollowTheMoney shows."

    Read more:
    theguardian.com/us-news/2023/o

    #ClimateJustice #AntiProtestLaws #BigOil #Corruption #Lobbyists #Fascism #Oligarchy

  17. #FossilFuel firms spent millions on #US lawmakers who sponsored #antiprotest bills

    About 60% of #OilAndGasIndustry operations protected from protest due to money spent on lobbying, says #Greenpeace USA report

    Nina Lakhani
    23 Oct 2023

    "Fossil fuel companies have spent millions of dollars on lobbying and campaign donations to state lawmakers who sponsored anti-protest laws – which now shield about 60% of US gas and oil operations from protest and civil disobedience, according to a new report from Greenpeace USA.

    "Eighteen states including #Montana, #Ohio, #Georgia, #Louisiana, #WestVirginia and the #Dakotas have enacted sweeping anti-protest laws which boost penalties for trespass near so-called critical infrastructure, that make it far riskier for communities to oppose pipelines and other fossil fuel projects that threaten their land, water and the global climate.

    "Another four states have enacted narrower versions of the same law, but which could still be exploited to issue trumped-up charges against peaceful protesters. Many were based on a 'model bill' promoted by the industry-funded American Legislative Exchange Council (Alec).

    "According to the report, nine of the top 10 companies that lobbied most for anti-protest bills since 2017 are fossil fuel companies, including US companies #ExxonMobil, #KochIndustries and #MarathonPetroleum, as well as Canadian companies #Enbridge and #TCEnergy (#TransCanada).

    "In addition, 25 fossil fuel and energy companies have contributed more than $5m to state anti-protest bill sponsors in this timeframe, data from political finance trackers #OpenSecrets and #FollowTheMoney shows."

    Read more:
    theguardian.com/us-news/2023/o

    #ClimateJustice #AntiProtestLaws #BigOil #Corruption #Lobbyists #Fascism #Oligarchy

  18. #FossilFuel firms spent millions on #US lawmakers who sponsored #antiprotest bills

    About 60% of #OilAndGasIndustry operations protected from protest due to money spent on lobbying, says #Greenpeace USA report

    Nina Lakhani
    23 Oct 2023

    "Fossil fuel companies have spent millions of dollars on lobbying and campaign donations to state lawmakers who sponsored anti-protest laws – which now shield about 60% of US gas and oil operations from protest and civil disobedience, according to a new report from Greenpeace USA.

    "Eighteen states including #Montana, #Ohio, #Georgia, #Louisiana, #WestVirginia and the #Dakotas have enacted sweeping anti-protest laws which boost penalties for trespass near so-called critical infrastructure, that make it far riskier for communities to oppose pipelines and other fossil fuel projects that threaten their land, water and the global climate.

    "Another four states have enacted narrower versions of the same law, but which could still be exploited to issue trumped-up charges against peaceful protesters. Many were based on a 'model bill' promoted by the industry-funded American Legislative Exchange Council (Alec).

    "According to the report, nine of the top 10 companies that lobbied most for anti-protest bills since 2017 are fossil fuel companies, including US companies #ExxonMobil, #KochIndustries and #MarathonPetroleum, as well as Canadian companies #Enbridge and #TCEnergy (#TransCanada).

    "In addition, 25 fossil fuel and energy companies have contributed more than $5m to state anti-protest bill sponsors in this timeframe, data from political finance trackers #OpenSecrets and #FollowTheMoney shows."

    Read more:
    theguardian.com/us-news/2023/o

    #ClimateJustice #AntiProtestLaws #BigOil #Corruption #Lobbyists #Fascism #Oligarchy

  19. #FossilFuel firms spent millions on #US lawmakers who sponsored #antiprotest bills

    About 60% of #OilAndGasIndustry operations protected from protest due to money spent on lobbying, says #Greenpeace USA report

    Nina Lakhani
    23 Oct 2023

    "Fossil fuel companies have spent millions of dollars on lobbying and campaign donations to state lawmakers who sponsored anti-protest laws – which now shield about 60% of US gas and oil operations from protest and civil disobedience, according to a new report from Greenpeace USA.

    "Eighteen states including #Montana, #Ohio, #Georgia, #Louisiana, #WestVirginia and the #Dakotas have enacted sweeping anti-protest laws which boost penalties for trespass near so-called critical infrastructure, that make it far riskier for communities to oppose pipelines and other fossil fuel projects that threaten their land, water and the global climate.

    "Another four states have enacted narrower versions of the same law, but which could still be exploited to issue trumped-up charges against peaceful protesters. Many were based on a 'model bill' promoted by the industry-funded American Legislative Exchange Council (Alec).

    "According to the report, nine of the top 10 companies that lobbied most for anti-protest bills since 2017 are fossil fuel companies, including US companies #ExxonMobil, #KochIndustries and #MarathonPetroleum, as well as Canadian companies #Enbridge and #TCEnergy (#TransCanada).

    "In addition, 25 fossil fuel and energy companies have contributed more than $5m to state anti-protest bill sponsors in this timeframe, data from political finance trackers #OpenSecrets and #FollowTheMoney shows."

    Read more:
    theguardian.com/us-news/2023/o

    #ClimateJustice #AntiProtestLaws #BigOil #Corruption #Lobbyists #Fascism #Oligarchy

  20. #FossilFuel firms spent millions on #US lawmakers who sponsored #antiprotest bills

    About 60% of #OilAndGasIndustry operations protected from protest due to money spent on lobbying, says #Greenpeace USA report

    Nina Lakhani
    23 Oct 2023

    "Fossil fuel companies have spent millions of dollars on lobbying and campaign donations to state lawmakers who sponsored anti-protest laws – which now shield about 60% of US gas and oil operations from protest and civil disobedience, according to a new report from Greenpeace USA.

    "Eighteen states including #Montana, #Ohio, #Georgia, #Louisiana, #WestVirginia and the #Dakotas have enacted sweeping anti-protest laws which boost penalties for trespass near so-called critical infrastructure, that make it far riskier for communities to oppose pipelines and other fossil fuel projects that threaten their land, water and the global climate.

    "Another four states have enacted narrower versions of the same law, but which could still be exploited to issue trumped-up charges against peaceful protesters. Many were based on a 'model bill' promoted by the industry-funded American Legislative Exchange Council (Alec).

    "According to the report, nine of the top 10 companies that lobbied most for anti-protest bills since 2017 are fossil fuel companies, including US companies #ExxonMobil, #KochIndustries and #MarathonPetroleum, as well as Canadian companies #Enbridge and #TCEnergy (#TransCanada).

    "In addition, 25 fossil fuel and energy companies have contributed more than $5m to state anti-protest bill sponsors in this timeframe, data from political finance trackers #OpenSecrets and #FollowTheMoney shows."

    Read more:
    theguardian.com/us-news/2023/o

    #ClimateJustice #AntiProtestLaws #BigOil #Corruption #Lobbyists #Fascism #Oligarchy