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ApocalypticaNow@apocalypticanow.bsky.social |
Yeah, this is a reminder that posting is not praxis. Go volunteer at a soup kitchen or literacy program Besides actually helping your community, you're more likely to meet people there who would be useful in an uprising than you would online
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cum ham
@cunexttuesday.gay
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Chapter 11 of this report exists because of me and others posting on Twitter and Facebook. Sometimes posting is praxis. Just because I can't leave my house doesn't mean I can't help my community.
robodebt.royalcommission.gov.au/publications...
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Lock Down Your Life
@lockdownyourlife.com
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I work with my local library boards and attend the City Council meetings. Knowing what is happening in your own communities is so important.
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Fetch
@ameliafetch.bsky.social
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What does "praxis" mean in this context?🙂 I've never heard the term used like this. I googled it, but I'm not sure the results were relevant
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Hannah is resting 🟡
@hannah.the-void.social
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I don't disagree that posting-as-praxis is an issue, but I will say that it's frustrating that it's consistently assumed here that all leftists are doing nothing but, especially given other action being purposefully not discussed for legal reasons. I can say many I know are very active offline.
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