11/28/1820
Friedrich Engels is born.
He would later develop the concept of "social murder" –– a precursor of "systemic violence".
200 years later, hundreds of millions of people still die of extremely premature deaths due to working conditions, environment, and genocide for resources.
Friedrich Engels is born.
He would later develop the concept of "social murder" –– a precursor of "systemic violence".
200 years later, hundreds of millions of people still die of extremely premature deaths due to working conditions, environment, and genocide for resources.
November 26, 2023 at 2:10 PM
11/28/1820
Friedrich Engels is born.
He would later develop the concept of "social murder" –– a precursor of "systemic violence".
200 years later, hundreds of millions of people still die of extremely premature deaths due to working conditions, environment, and genocide for resources.
Friedrich Engels is born.
He would later develop the concept of "social murder" –– a precursor of "systemic violence".
200 years later, hundreds of millions of people still die of extremely premature deaths due to working conditions, environment, and genocide for resources.
Reposted by Louis
So many false aphorisms out there. Capitalism does not breed innovation. It quashes innovation for being unproven. A better aphorism: Capitalism breeds imitation.
September 21, 2023 at 8:52 PM
So many false aphorisms out there. Capitalism does not breed innovation. It quashes innovation for being unproven. A better aphorism: Capitalism breeds imitation.
Versuche, ein Regegnbogen in den Wolken einer_s Anderen zu sein.
(Maya Angelou)
(Maya Angelou)
September 23, 2023 at 3:31 PM
Versuche, ein Regegnbogen in den Wolken einer_s Anderen zu sein.
(Maya Angelou)
(Maya Angelou)
"Wer so tut, als bringe sie_r die Menschen zum Nachdenken, die_n lieben sie. Wer sie wirklich zum Nachdenken bringt, die_n hassen sie."
(Huxley)
(Huxley)
September 23, 2023 at 3:25 PM
"Wer so tut, als bringe sie_r die Menschen zum Nachdenken, die_n lieben sie. Wer sie wirklich zum Nachdenken bringt, die_n hassen sie."
(Huxley)
(Huxley)