A common principle of mutual aid is “solidarity, not charity.” Charity has an inherent imbalance; it moves resources from places of abundance to places deemed as needy, a deficit-based perspective instead of one based on the values and abundance already present within communities. It also places agency in the hands of the “giver” to decide who is most “deserving” of support. In fact, sometimes charity can do more harm than good because often people outside of the community dictate what the community itself needs rather than based on what the community itself knows it needs. https://climatejusticealliance.org/what-is-mutual-aid-a-primer-by-the-climate-justice-alliance/

https://twitter.com/resist_abolish/status/1505884528438657031?

https://twitter.com/ClimbitJ/status/1505879421739319299?

$4 GAS IS OVER

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https://www.autoevolution.com/news/with-gas-prices-at-an-all-time-high-hackers-find-gas-pumps-are-easy-targets-184482.html

Read this thread! And DM @FoodForestNetwk on twitter for some sweet potato plants!
https://twitter.com/FoodForestNetwk/status/1241154193181872129

So I hear some of us are interested in yaupon holly growing and harvesting for tea? Was shown this too https://pathb.net/eco/res/16.html#16

Thread: https://twitter.com/magpiekilljoy/status/1507742043182936064

This Describes How Silly Capitalism Is
https://redd.it/tpd6kx
@r_latestagecapitalism