#neolib

[blackblaze]

"Fight Communism" is Capitalism-Speak for

"Fight Truth"

"Fight Accountability"

"Fight Justice"

"Fight Community-Care"

[sykesplaining]

How elections work in the Democratic Party.

[louisagay-alcott]

neolib: um sweaty we gotta respect other cultures :) what if women's oppression is part of their culture :) heritage :)

[clioeshistoria]

It's liberals hating hours

[renovatio06]

Identität ǀ Der neoliberale Charakter (via der Freitag) Wir leben in einer Wirtschaft, die das Ethos verändert und psychopathische Persönlichkeitsmerkmale belohnt (Paul Verhaege im Guardian)

[buheremails]

I mean it’s possible that maybe we could have stopped it somehow idk just spitballing.

[reljictia-blog]

Billions of people across the globe live in squalid conditions of hunger, disease, and desperation. This pandemic poverty represents the world's most pernicious and deadly scourge. Yet for the privileged minority, the horrors of poverty seem to be a natural, inevitable part of the geopolitical landscape. Leaders in the developed world profess their commitment to "poverty eradication," but none are willing to address the systemic causes of poverty. Furthermore, the political and corporate elites at the helm of the world economy have a powerful interest in maintaining the economic status quo. Multilateral institutions devoted to "development" overwhelmingly adhere to neoliberal growth oriented strategies of capital accumulation, privatization, and investment. These institutions, including the World Bank, consistently ignore evidence that growth does not necessarily alleviate poverty and may, in fact, exacerbate it. Many concerned NGOs promote small-scale social development programs in poor countries, but as long as systemic economic and social policies continue to favor the rich, global poverty will remain a stark reality for the majority of people in the world. https://www.globalpolicy.org/social-and-economic-policy/poverty-and-development/general-analysis-on-poverty-and-development.html