#protectourfuture

[cashforusedlaptop]

Recycling is an act of care, not convenience. It reflects how seriously we take the future we are leaving behind. Small, consistent choices today build a world that can still breathe tomorrow. 💚

[lukajagor]

You don't have to be a genius to understand how bad pollution is.

Call to Action: Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. Protect our planet before it's too late!

[jjmlouis]

@dariusmccrary If nothing changes, nothing changes #AcceptWeHaveAProblem #TimeForChange #WeThePeopleHaveThePower #ProtectOurFuture #VoteFolksOut #GodIsLove https://www.instagram.com/p/CeBogx_uLk3/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[vrblswordplay]

“We’re all in this together” #blacklivesmatter #protectourwomen 💙 Thank you @peopleblacklady and @peopleblackstore for having my [email protected] represent your message!! #influencer #brandambassador 💙 #protectourfuture #supportblackbusiness 💙 ॐ Soulmuze Mistress of Reinvention Nexus of the Multiverse Decendent of Einstein Est. 0724B.C ॐ #dreamer #canitalk #podcast #justsoulmuze #talk #enigmatic #soulspiration #mysoulspeaks #soulmuze #lifecoach #soulfullyyours #soulstory (at Black lives matter) https://www.instagram.com/p/CGNr5SbhwgN/?igshid=1f555ii9fy0we

[johnnydiggz]

#protectourchildren #protectourteachers #protectourfuture https://www.instagram.com/p/CCX2-tThR6B/?igshid=1shngutdt7zrn

[adexitexiya]

My currency of choice: safe drinking water. Traded freely, offered to the needy. Can we do it? #170 #wateriseverything #standforoceans #digitalstrike #protectourfuture #fridaysforfuture (at Jaipur, Rajasthan) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-tuBLGHFZq/?igshid=17q13g2ho7p2s

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Why I care about Hong Kong Extradition Law

This is a little long but I know a lot of you don’t really know what’s happening with the protest in Hong Kong, some of my friends asked if I’s go to the protect if I was in Hong Kong. My answer will be Yes with no doubt cuz it’s just so wrong that it’s going to take everything away from us.  

It all started with a man from Hong Kong who was suspected to kill a person in Taiwan and fled back to HK.  Taiwan can’t do anything about it because Hong Kong didn’t have a bill to extradite suspects back to the country and face their trial so the government used this case to implement this law to “fix” the system.  Sound pretty fair and all cuz it’s all for justice, right? It would have been good for countries with fair criminal justice system but we are talking about China here.  They have a fucking 99.9% conviction rate.  That’s right, basically all suspects they found are criminals.  Not sure if you guys know this but China is notorious in HK for having fake witnesses, fake proof and torturing people to “confess” to a crime they have never committed.  To make things worse, the way the HK government is trying to implement the law grant no right for the HK courts to interfere with the process.  They can’t verify if the accusation is true or if the proof or witness are legit, and they can’t guarantee if the person going to China will have a fair trial, or a trial at all (cuz it’s also normal for them to detain you forever).  in short, we have to give them whoever they ask for.  

Some of you might think like oh, just don’t go to China after what are they gonna do if you’ve never been there? Like you must have done something right cuz they can’t just accuse you of something you’ve never done? NOPE. First off, they have a fucked up law saying that you could still have committed a crime against them even though you have never set foot in China.  Second, they actually could just give you a crime just cuz they don’t fucking like you.  Some kind hearted HK people who just wanted to help the fucked up situation in China (like building schools in the name of God, trying to solve food insecurity, etc), got on their tail, and were accused of raping, harming others, and smuggling and shit. This is why this law is going to take away the freedom of HK people, the freedom of speech and their ability to separate right from wrong.  

IF this law is actually implemented, we will not be able to protect ourselves.  There would only be one political voice and this protest would be our last because everyone will be too afraid to speak their mind.  And I really didn’t think I would lose my home when I left for education in Canada 6 years ago.  They say home is where your loved ones’ at, but what kind of home is this if you can’t even live the way you want or stand up for the ones you love.  

When I wrote this, it was around noon of June 12 in HK and I just can’t sleep knowing that people in HK are fighting for our future.  They are going to do their second reading later today.  If they passed it, it would immediately go to the third reading and all they need is a signature and we doomed. I just hope more people will understand why we do this and i guess support us in any way you can, if you can.  

[lypmumbai-blog]

In Washington, Walk on the Grass, but Step Gently

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