Vote for the best song from Lucerne in 2023. Some hidden gems there. https://3fach.ch/voting/kick-ass-award-2023
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Kick Ass Award 2023 · Voting · Radio 3FACH
CHACHACHA!
It's ooon again, der beste Song aus Luzern soll gekürt werden - wer gewinnt den Kick Ass Award 2023?!? Entscheide jetzt mit und sei dabei am 11.1. in der Schüür Luzern.
nur 1 vote pro person. play fair <3...
It's ooon again, der beste Song aus Luzern soll gekürt werden - wer gewinnt den Kick Ass Award 2023?!? Entscheide jetzt mit und sei dabei am 11.1. in der Schüür Luzern.
nur 1 vote pro person. play fair <3...
Forwarded from 🎓 TIL - Today I Learned but no 🐝
Der US-Waffenlobby laufen Mitglieder und Geld davon – die NRA ist in «desolater Lage» https://www.watson.ch/!221854739
watson.ch
Die NRA ist in «desolater Lage» – der US-Waffenlobby laufen Mitglieder und Geld davon
Spenden an die NRA nehmen nach Schulmassakern zu. Trotzdem gerät die Waffenlobby stark in Schieflage. Grund sind Misswirtschaft, Klagen und Mitgliederverluste.
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Forwarded from 🎓 TIL - Today I Learned but no 🐝
Forwarded from Disobey
"Free your mind of the idea of deserving, the idea of earning, and you will begin to be able to think."
— Ursula K Le Guin
— Ursula K Le Guin
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Forwarded from CrimethInc. Ex-Workers Collective
2023: The Year in Review—A World on the Brink
https://crimethinc.com/2023inreview
This year, war spread around the world along with ecological and economic crisis, showing what the consequences will be if we are not able to change course on a planetary scale. At the same time, a variety of inspiring struggles continue to play out, showing the tremendous untapped potential of humanity.
We review our own humble efforts over the past year, including the coverage we have provided from within social struggles and the projects we have contributed to them.
https://crimethinc.com/2023inreview
This year, war spread around the world along with ecological and economic crisis, showing what the consequences will be if we are not able to change course on a planetary scale. At the same time, a variety of inspiring struggles continue to play out, showing the tremendous untapped potential of humanity.
We review our own humble efforts over the past year, including the coverage we have provided from within social struggles and the projects we have contributed to them.
Forwarded from Hacker News
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Forwarded from 🎓 TIL - Today I Learned but no 🐝
🎓 TIL - Today I Learned but no 🐝
TIL about the great African American migration. Between 1910 and 1970, 6 million black Americans moved out of the rural south to urban northeast, Midwest, and west due to segregation and discrimination in the south. [source, comments]
Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen (SRF)
Rassismus in den USA - Der letzte Augenzeuge: der Lynchmord an Emmett Till
Der Mord am 14-jährigen Emmett Till wurde zum Symbol für den rassistischen Hass in den USA – und ist bedrückend aktuell.
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Good Idea: organize your reading materials
https://playtext.app/doc/clj1b548r0000md0f4s62n8t7
Practical tips on organizing and managing the vast amount of reading material available online. It focuses on three main areas: organizing regular reading sources, managing one-off articles, and taking detailed notes.
https://playtext.app/doc/clj1b548r0000md0f4s62n8t7
Practical tips on organizing and managing the vast amount of reading material available online. It focuses on three main areas: organizing regular reading sources, managing one-off articles, and taking detailed notes.
playtext.app
How to read and organize online articles (without driving yourself crazy)
Having trouble organizing all of those articles you bookmark online? Follow this simple system to bring some sanity back to your bookmarks.
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unequal exchange enables a “hidden transfer of value” from the global South to the global North, or from periphery to core, which takes place subtly and almost invisibly, without the overt coercion of the colonial apparatus and therefore without provoking moral outrage.
Prices are naturalized on the grounds that they represent “utility”, or “value”, or the outcome of “market mechanisms” such as supply and demand, obscuring the extent to which they are determined by power imbalances in the global political economy.
Price differentials in international trade therefore function as an effective method of maintaining the patterns of appropriation that once overtly defined the colonial economy, allowing blame for “underdevelopment” to be shifted onto the victims.
This pattern remains entrenched despite the fact that, with the rise of neoliberal globalization in the 1980s, manufacturing has shifted overwhelmingly to the global South, to the point where Southern countries contribute the vast majority of the world’s industrial labour and industrial production (Smith, 2016).
Northern appropriation from the South comprises resources and labour embodied not only in primary commodities but also in manufactured goods, including high-technology products such as smartphones, computer chips, cars, designer fashion, etc., along with intermediate parts.
Most of this appropriation occurs through global commodity chains, wherein Northern firms deploy monopsony and monopoly power to depress Southern suppliers’ prices at every node, from extraction to manufacture, while setting final prices as high as possible (Suwandi, 2019, Clelland, 2014).
Prices are naturalized on the grounds that they represent “utility”, or “value”, or the outcome of “market mechanisms” such as supply and demand, obscuring the extent to which they are determined by power imbalances in the global political economy.
Price differentials in international trade therefore function as an effective method of maintaining the patterns of appropriation that once overtly defined the colonial economy, allowing blame for “underdevelopment” to be shifted onto the victims.
This pattern remains entrenched despite the fact that, with the rise of neoliberal globalization in the 1980s, manufacturing has shifted overwhelmingly to the global South, to the point where Southern countries contribute the vast majority of the world’s industrial labour and industrial production (Smith, 2016).
Northern appropriation from the South comprises resources and labour embodied not only in primary commodities but also in manufactured goods, including high-technology products such as smartphones, computer chips, cars, designer fashion, etc., along with intermediate parts.
Most of this appropriation occurs through global commodity chains, wherein Northern firms deploy monopsony and monopoly power to depress Southern suppliers’ prices at every node, from extraction to manufacture, while setting final prices as high as possible (Suwandi, 2019, Clelland, 2014).