Let’s ALL stop helping people and see where it gets us! Oh my bad! We did stop helping each other out and look where it’s gotten us; fucked up from one end of the globe to the other.
Care to continue along in this vain?
Solidarity4All (S4A) co-founder Christos Giovanopoulos is presently touring the US in his effort to grow the international solidarity movement supporting Greek workers. S4A is a collective that facilitates the development of grassroots solidarity structures emerging in response to the humanitarian crisis caused by Greece’s deep austerity cuts. It grew out of the Greek Indignados movement that formed alongside the Spanish Indignados* movement in July 2011. Both would serve to inspire the international Occupy movement that first formed on Wall Street in September 2011.
As of January 2015, there were self-governing 360 solidarity structures, representing 30% of the Greek population. The list includes social pharmacies, social medical clinics, social kitchens, social grocery stores, time banks,* a social collective of mental professionals, olive oil producers who share olive oil and the “potato movement,” where farmers cut out supermarkets and middlemen by trading directly with consumers.
All initiatives are non-hierarchical and hold weekly…
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Thanks for reblogging, Shelby. I love your ironic comment how we’ve stopped helping each other. Our very survival depends on being able to turn this around.
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Anything for you Dr. Bramhall, anything for you!
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Amen to that! We’re all in it together for better or worse, globalism is a marriage, and like all marriages it takes work and understanding!
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