Nick Montgomery @manypolitics

Autonomy, satire, regenerative ag, prefiguration, ecology, feminism, affinity, affect, mutual aid, Ⓐ. wrote Joyful Militancy w/ @joyfulcarla joyfulmilitancy.com Sla'dai'aich Joined January 2013

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@harshawalia.bsky.social @HarshaWalia

4 years ago

wrote an early morning, anxious email to my kid's school. signed off "Covid-19 is the virus, but capitalism is the pandemic."

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Gidimt’en Checkpoint @Gidimten

4 years ago

URGENT UPDATE: Arrests are being made at Gidimt'en checkpoint at 44KM

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Gidimt’en Checkpoint @Gidimten

4 years ago

Arrest of Wet’suwet’en Hereditary Chief ‘So Insulting’ | The Tyee “As Wet’suwet’en, we’re not recognizing that injunction because we’re not a part of B.C., we’re not a part of Canada. That injunction is completely invalid on Wet’suwet’en territory.” thetyee.ca/News/2021/10/2…

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CBC Pitchbot (Satire) @CBCPitchbot

4 years ago

Are welfare programs fueling homelessness? We literally asked landlords to find out

CBC Saskatoon @CBCSaskatoon

4 years ago

Are welfare programs fueling homelessness? We literally asked landlords to find out

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Gidimt’en Checkpoint @Gidimten

4 years ago

Sleydo' Molly Wickham delivers a message to the investors and financiers for the #CoastalGasLink and LNG Canada projects. If they continue to fund genocide against Indigenous people they will lose. Cut your losses now. #DivestCGL #AllOutForWedzinKwa

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CBC Pitchbot (Satire) @CBCPitchbot

4 years ago

FINANCIAL LITERACY: Can't afford a house? Try leasing a one bed one bath and renting out the bathroom

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son of P22 @iluvbutts247

4 years ago

~capitalism breeds innovation~ yeah for sure bro i love having 27 brands of hot sauce and no teeth

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agent ndn @TheAgentNDN

4 years ago

I will spend my life processing the fact that hundreds of unique Indigenous societies have been forced to the verge of extinction so Europeans could create shittier versions of the same countries they wanted to leave anyway. And it will still never make sense.

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Nick Montgomery @manypolitics

5 years ago

The ways in which human life is presently threatened on a planetary scale should push us all to consider not only the generic value of life, but also the value of distinct forms of life and ways of living. ianalanpaul.com/ten-premises-f…

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@harshawalia.bsky.social @HarshaWalia

5 years ago

The global billionaires club grew thirty percent during the pandemic. Meanwhile, 131 million more people around the world were pushed into poverty. Remember this is not a coincidence; it is the consequence of capitalism. Grotesque trickle-up thievery during a global pandemic.

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Adnan Khan @akhan1437

5 years ago

The idea of “safety” has been sold to us and completely monopolized by police & prisons. They’ve been marketing fear & panic, not actual safety. They’ve convinced so many ppl that w/o police & prisons, safety is utterly impossible. And by doing so they’ve policed our imagination.

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Existential Comics (find me on bluesky) @existentialcoms

5 years ago

The neoliberal solution to climate change is to hope that somehow it will become profitable to save the planet. This will not work.

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libcom.org @libcomorg

5 years ago

Mutual Aid: A factor of evolution

Ben Phillips @benphillips76

5 years ago

Mutual Aid: A factor of evolution

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Ben Anderson @BenAndersonGeog

5 years ago

‘You work by adding something that perhaps changes the condition of storytelling for the entire analytical and narrative field—but maybe not. You work by addition and proposition, not by subtraction and critique, in that sense of destructive critique’ magazine.scienceforthepeople.org/vol23-3-bio-po…

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Nick Montgomery @manypolitics

5 years ago

Today's average Marxist speaks the same language, reads the same books, shares the same assumptions (aside from Endnotes, but even then), thinks the same way as those who were once 'bourgeois'. It's now a multiplicity of movements, not proletariat/bourgeoisie.