• Echo Dot
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    1 year ago

    Right so the problem is that they don’t have money to buy those homes. It’s still not a problem with the bed store

    • archomrade [he/him]@midwest.social
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      1 year ago

      The problems are:

      • they don’t have money to buy homes
      • they don’t have money to buy beds
      • we accept their suffering as necessary so that someone can make money from selling those things
      • we accept that their life is worth nothing without the value of their labor
      • we abdicate our own responsibility and become complicit by refusing to acknowledge the lack of humanity in this system

      Interpreting everything through individuality is a choice. Just because you refuse to acknowledge systemic injustice does not mean it does not exist.