#labour

[yesterdaysprint]

The Wageworker, Lincoln, Nebraska, May 31, 1907

[thebellekeys]

"i do not dream of labour" is one of the worst pseudo-marxist taglines that western leftists have co-opted because when you ask them what they do dream of, they say traveling, studying, and creating art. broski, who's flying the plane to take you to prague? who's the security at the library with the texts you're studying? who are the clerks in the museum showcasing your art? like bro, you do dream of labour. you just dream of someone else doing it so you don't have to! you merely want to outsource the labour and make it invisible.

[ratantics]

[medeaaa]

This 18-year-old Afghan girl nearly escaped the Taliban – then we took her visa away

She resisted a forced marriage and studied in secret, winning scholarships to leave Kabul and attend a British university. But now the home

This article is about how our government has suspended all Afghan visas, including student ones. It’s hard to think that while I start university next year, an Afghan girl just like me will be unable to take her place.

[birthsworld]

Hello everyone, for the past month I've collected lots of birth videos.

Access Google Drive with a Google account (for personal use) or Google Workspace account (for business use).

Ps: im planning to update the folder with all sarah Schmids videos + if there is storage left some more birth videos

Just a quick announcement, i've put all 3 births of sara Therese in there. Its in a new folder called Sara Therese.

[zinesforfiends]

ok bro bye

[alwaysbuythebook]

So in case anyone wanted more evidence of how government suppression of free speech is spreading globally, in the UK on Thursday evening (March 27th), twenty police officers broke into Westminster Quaker Meeting House in London and arrested six members of the group Youth Demand who met to discuss concerns about the climate and Gaza. The charge was apparently conspiracy to commit a public nuisance - this raid is a direct result of law changes in 2022 and 2023 designed to dramatically restrict people's ability to plan and carry out protests. In addition to breaking into the Meeting House, there have apparently been twelve related house raids and three other arrests.

This is horrifying. It is happening under an allegedly left wing government (our current PM Starmer is Labour, but that name doesn't really mean anything under his government). There is no harm caused in meeting to discuss ways to challenge the government, except to the government itself. Yet apparently, a simple meeting is enough to justify police armed with tasers and more than a dozen raids.

We are allowed to believe that change is necessary. We are allowed to discuss ways to make change happen - and across history, the most significant social changes have only been made possible thanks to protest.

Screw Labour and the UK establishment.