rip @mywordsworthh you were bigger than the whole sky :(
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“choice” lol we mistake the internalisation of social conditioning for individual autonomy. the fact that a woman willingly participates in a patriarchal practice does not by itself absolve the practice of its patriarchal foundations!!!
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I’ll go back to speaking in English now but let this be a lesson to all countries: the people hold all the power. Organize or go to protests, fight for your rights, dont let politicians kill your will. You’re in charge of your future and they can’t take that away
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“The powerful can kill one, two, or even one hundred roses. But they will never stop the arrival of spring.”
What a guy. What a guy. What a guy.
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i want everyone to know brazil just won against fascism
despite them having the media on their pockets and the elites on their side
despite millions of dollars of american interventionism
despite totally unrealistic odds
if we can do it, so can you
why do people think someone especially an influencer is devoid of criticism just because of their humble backgrounds
mfs arguing and calling me casteist/classist while using the r word because despite everything ableism is still acceptable 🤩
funny how all my tweets are so poorly worded bec i never think anyone except a few oomfs are going to read it and now im in the hellscape of how can i say that twitter
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The irony of working class Indians burning cockroach effigies to demonise working class protesters, while living and dying like cockroaches themselves, crushed under the boots of the very regime and billionaire class they worship.
y’all too soft btw it’s okay to humiliate a fascist, we don’t have to make everything about how politically/morally correct it is. this is the reason the right ends up winning, because the left is too busy correcting each other over what we can say or not, even in criticism.
they spent years turning “chaiwala” into his political branding, selling the rags-to-riches story of a working-class outsider becoming pm. the speech only points out the power of a vote in a democracy, invoking the same image they sold to us. nothing classist about that.
