Disposable Human
@disposablehuman.bsky.social
Abolitionist, prisoner of the state, disposable human, ACAB
Some people say they’re abolitionists until life asks them to actually practice it.
November 5, 2025 at 1:44 AM
Some people say they’re abolitionists until life asks them to actually practice it.
Who needs horror movies when we have MyGov, gammin abolitionists, and Centrelink hold music?
Welcome to the haunted house- no jump scares, just structural violence.
Welcome to the haunted house- no jump scares, just structural violence.
November 4, 2025 at 2:30 AM
Who needs horror movies when we have MyGov, gammin abolitionists, and Centrelink hold music?
Welcome to the haunted house- no jump scares, just structural violence.
Welcome to the haunted house- no jump scares, just structural violence.
Time to spill the tea
We practice abolition in the tiny moments, in the quiet rebellions: asking the real question, staying for the long answer, holding space for messy humanity.
These lines are little offerings, soft weapons against a world that wants us hardened & silent.
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We practice abolition in the tiny moments, in the quiet rebellions: asking the real question, staying for the long answer, holding space for messy humanity.
These lines are little offerings, soft weapons against a world that wants us hardened & silent.
🧵
November 2, 2025 at 3:36 AM
Time to spill the tea
We practice abolition in the tiny moments, in the quiet rebellions: asking the real question, staying for the long answer, holding space for messy humanity.
These lines are little offerings, soft weapons against a world that wants us hardened & silent.
🧵
We practice abolition in the tiny moments, in the quiet rebellions: asking the real question, staying for the long answer, holding space for messy humanity.
These lines are little offerings, soft weapons against a world that wants us hardened & silent.
🧵
I want to say something clearly. If you come to my page thinking you’re “outing” me or exposing my criminal record, you’re not revealing anything new. What you are revealing is how comfortable you are reproducing the punishment logic of the state.
October 25, 2025 at 10:53 PM
I want to say something clearly. If you come to my page thinking you’re “outing” me or exposing my criminal record, you’re not revealing anything new. What you are revealing is how comfortable you are reproducing the punishment logic of the state.
I talk about how charity & carceral logic collide, so let’s look at this post by @SecondChancesSA
When an organisation that claims to support children of people in prison starts posting name & shame content, with sirens & surveillance stills, it’s not just hypocrisy, it’s harm.
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When an organisation that claims to support children of people in prison starts posting name & shame content, with sirens & surveillance stills, it’s not just hypocrisy, it’s harm.
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October 21, 2025 at 2:27 AM
I talk about how charity & carceral logic collide, so let’s look at this post by @SecondChancesSA
When an organisation that claims to support children of people in prison starts posting name & shame content, with sirens & surveillance stills, it’s not just hypocrisy, it’s harm.
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When an organisation that claims to support children of people in prison starts posting name & shame content, with sirens & surveillance stills, it’s not just hypocrisy, it’s harm.
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Prisons don’t solve poverty; they sustain it. They strip people of everything, profit from their labour, and then release them back into deeper poverty.
Let’s start talking about the economic and moral cost of funding punishment instead of care.
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Let’s start talking about the economic and moral cost of funding punishment instead of care.
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October 16, 2025 at 2:59 AM
Prisons don’t solve poverty; they sustain it. They strip people of everything, profit from their labour, and then release them back into deeper poverty.
Let’s start talking about the economic and moral cost of funding punishment instead of care.
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Let’s start talking about the economic and moral cost of funding punishment instead of care.
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Heyyyyy everyone in Adelaide
Please join me this weekend to make/write Christmas cards for people in prison this Christmas 🎄
It’s a drop in session, so come for an hour or come for the whole session. All materials provided.
WE NEED YOUR HELP!!!
Please join me this weekend to make/write Christmas cards for people in prison this Christmas 🎄
It’s a drop in session, so come for an hour or come for the whole session. All materials provided.
WE NEED YOUR HELP!!!
October 15, 2025 at 11:59 PM
Heyyyyy everyone in Adelaide
Please join me this weekend to make/write Christmas cards for people in prison this Christmas 🎄
It’s a drop in session, so come for an hour or come for the whole session. All materials provided.
WE NEED YOUR HELP!!!
Please join me this weekend to make/write Christmas cards for people in prison this Christmas 🎄
It’s a drop in session, so come for an hour or come for the whole session. All materials provided.
WE NEED YOUR HELP!!!
What’s left out are the intersections: race, class, gender, disability, and criminalisation. I’d really like us to start talking about what gets erased when we keep talking about poverty without complexity, and about why that erasure matters.
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October 15, 2025 at 3:23 AM
What’s left out are the intersections: race, class, gender, disability, and criminalisation. I’d really like us to start talking about what gets erased when we keep talking about poverty without complexity, and about why that erasure matters.
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An invocation for remembrance, resistance, and renewal - we remake ourselves, bone by bone, light by light.
October 15, 2025 at 12:25 AM
An invocation for remembrance, resistance, and renewal - we remake ourselves, bone by bone, light by light.
For friends who are talking with young people about our Xmas cards for prisoners project, these slides might help guide conversations gently. They offer age-appropriate ways to talk about care, kindness, & connection to remind kids that everyone deserves to feel valued at Xmas.
October 10, 2025 at 4:12 AM
For friends who are talking with young people about our Xmas cards for prisoners project, these slides might help guide conversations gently. They offer age-appropriate ways to talk about care, kindness, & connection to remind kids that everyone deserves to feel valued at Xmas.
The poverty machine speaks in slogans. It tells us to “have a go,” that “nobody wants to work,” that being poor is a choice. This is gaslighting on a national scale.
Let’s unpack some of that.
Let’s unpack some of that.
September 29, 2025 at 6:22 AM
The poverty machine speaks in slogans. It tells us to “have a go,” that “nobody wants to work,” that being poor is a choice. This is gaslighting on a national scale.
Let’s unpack some of that.
Let’s unpack some of that.
Prisons don’t just cage bodies, they twist language. Carceral gaslighting is how the state convinces us harm is help.
Ps: carceral gaslighting also includes the slogans, excuses and justifications used to keep us caged.
Ps: carceral gaslighting also includes the slogans, excuses and justifications used to keep us caged.
September 24, 2025 at 5:45 AM
Prisons don’t just cage bodies, they twist language. Carceral gaslighting is how the state convinces us harm is help.
Ps: carceral gaslighting also includes the slogans, excuses and justifications used to keep us caged.
Ps: carceral gaslighting also includes the slogans, excuses and justifications used to keep us caged.
BINGO & make it radical.
This is about everyday actions that bring us closer to freedom. Abolition isn’t theory or slogans, it’s practice, imagination, refusal, & connection. Each square is a small act of resistance, a reminder that another world is possible & already being built.
This is about everyday actions that bring us closer to freedom. Abolition isn’t theory or slogans, it’s practice, imagination, refusal, & connection. Each square is a small act of resistance, a reminder that another world is possible & already being built.
September 23, 2025 at 5:07 AM
BINGO & make it radical.
This is about everyday actions that bring us closer to freedom. Abolition isn’t theory or slogans, it’s practice, imagination, refusal, & connection. Each square is a small act of resistance, a reminder that another world is possible & already being built.
This is about everyday actions that bring us closer to freedom. Abolition isn’t theory or slogans, it’s practice, imagination, refusal, & connection. Each square is a small act of resistance, a reminder that another world is possible & already being built.