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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. 124 land defenders killed in 2025. 43% Indigenous. Colombia 39, fourth year running.

    Same year, global aid fell 23% — the steepest drop on record.

    Not a policy debate. A hit list with a line-item budget.
    thistleandmoss.com/p...

    #HumanRights #ClimateJustice #Indigenous #Journalism #News #Resist

    Count the Motherfuckers Back: ...

  17. 124 land defenders killed in 2025. 43% Indigenous. Colombia 39, fourth year running.

    Same year, global aid fell 23% — the steepest drop on record.

    Not a policy debate. A hit list with a line-item budget.
    thistleandmoss.com/p...

    #HumanRights #ClimateJustice #Indigenous #Journalism #News #Resist

    Count the Motherfuckers Back: ...

  18. 124 land defenders killed in 2025. 43% Indigenous. Colombia 39, fourth year running.

    Same year, global aid fell 23% — the steepest drop on record.

    Not a policy debate. A hit list with a line-item budget.
    thistleandmoss.com/p...

    #HumanRights #ClimateJustice #Indigenous #Journalism #News #Resist

    Count the Motherfuckers Back: ...

  19. 124 land defenders killed in 2025. 43% Indigenous. Colombia 39, fourth year running.

    Same year, global aid fell 23% — the steepest drop on record.

    Not a policy debate. A hit list with a line-item budget.
    thistleandmoss.com/p...

    #HumanRights #ClimateJustice #Indigenous #Journalism #News #Resist

    Count the Motherfuckers Back: ...

  20. 124 land defenders killed in 2025. 43% Indigenous. Colombia 39, fourth year running.

    Same year, global aid fell 23% — the steepest drop on record.

    Not a policy debate. A hit list with a line-item budget.
    thistleandmoss.com/p...

    #HumanRights #ClimateJustice #Indigenous #Journalism #News #Resist

    Count the Motherfuckers Back: ...

  21. "Agribusiness remains the primary driver of invasions of Indigenous lands in Brazil. Cattle ranching accounts for more than half of the total area of Indigenous lands invaded by the sector, followed by soy production, revealing the direct link between the international commodities trade, deforestation, and human rights violations.

    APIB warns that pressure on these territories is not limited to the Amazon. The displacement of deforestation and the expansion of the agricultural frontier into other biomes – such as the Cerrado, Pantanal, Pampa, and Caatinga – is already a reality. The Cerrado, for example, has experienced accelerated deforestation precisely due to increased pressure on the Amazon.

    This dynamic intensifies territorial conflicts, escalates violence, and deepens the vulnerability of indigenous peoples living in regions historically affected by the expansion of soy, livestock, mining, and large-scale infrastructure projects.

    Tracking deforestation alone is not sufficient. Mechanisms must also ensure the identification and accountability of companies involved in illegal activities and crimes such as human rights violations, forced displacement of communities, violence against Indigenous leaders, territorial invasions, precarious labor conditions, pesticide contamination, and the destruction of ways of life—across all areas of origin and in all biomes, without exception.

    There is no climate justice without the full protection of Indigenous territories. There is no sustainable development when peoples are sacrificed in the name of profit. The rights of Indigenous peoples are not bargaining chips in trade negotiations and commercial operations."

    apiboficial.org/en/2026/05/07/
    #Indigenous #agribusiness #deforestation #climatejustice #mining #livestock #humanrights #Brazil #apib #EUDR

  22. "Agribusiness remains the primary driver of invasions of Indigenous lands in Brazil. Cattle ranching accounts for more than half of the total area of Indigenous lands invaded by the sector, followed by soy production, revealing the direct link between the international commodities trade, deforestation, and human rights violations.

    APIB warns that pressure on these territories is not limited to the Amazon. The displacement of deforestation and the expansion of the agricultural frontier into other biomes – such as the Cerrado, Pantanal, Pampa, and Caatinga – is already a reality. The Cerrado, for example, has experienced accelerated deforestation precisely due to increased pressure on the Amazon.

    This dynamic intensifies territorial conflicts, escalates violence, and deepens the vulnerability of indigenous peoples living in regions historically affected by the expansion of soy, livestock, mining, and large-scale infrastructure projects.

    Tracking deforestation alone is not sufficient. Mechanisms must also ensure the identification and accountability of companies involved in illegal activities and crimes such as human rights violations, forced displacement of communities, violence against Indigenous leaders, territorial invasions, precarious labor conditions, pesticide contamination, and the destruction of ways of life—across all areas of origin and in all biomes, without exception.

    There is no climate justice without the full protection of Indigenous territories. There is no sustainable development when peoples are sacrificed in the name of profit. The rights of Indigenous peoples are not bargaining chips in trade negotiations and commercial operations."

    apiboficial.org/en/2026/05/07/
    #Indigenous #agribusiness #deforestation #climatejustice #mining #livestock #humanrights #Brazil #apib #EUDR

  23. "Agribusiness remains the primary driver of invasions of Indigenous lands in Brazil. Cattle ranching accounts for more than half of the total area of Indigenous lands invaded by the sector, followed by soy production, revealing the direct link between the international commodities trade, deforestation, and human rights violations.

    APIB warns that pressure on these territories is not limited to the Amazon. The displacement of deforestation and the expansion of the agricultural frontier into other biomes – such as the Cerrado, Pantanal, Pampa, and Caatinga – is already a reality. The Cerrado, for example, has experienced accelerated deforestation precisely due to increased pressure on the Amazon.

    This dynamic intensifies territorial conflicts, escalates violence, and deepens the vulnerability of indigenous peoples living in regions historically affected by the expansion of soy, livestock, mining, and large-scale infrastructure projects.

    Tracking deforestation alone is not sufficient. Mechanisms must also ensure the identification and accountability of companies involved in illegal activities and crimes such as human rights violations, forced displacement of communities, violence against Indigenous leaders, territorial invasions, precarious labor conditions, pesticide contamination, and the destruction of ways of life—across all areas of origin and in all biomes, without exception.

    There is no climate justice without the full protection of Indigenous territories. There is no sustainable development when peoples are sacrificed in the name of profit. The rights of Indigenous peoples are not bargaining chips in trade negotiations and commercial operations."

    apiboficial.org/en/2026/05/07/
    #Indigenous #agribusiness #deforestation #climatejustice #mining #livestock #humanrights #Brazil #apib #EUDR