@mandarinnnnno@Neiker_Komamura So what?! That goes with the territory! That’s what solidarity and community, collectivity is for: to be able to ignore or withstand or endure backlash!
@baerskin How very American! Don’t do whatever it takes to end poverty. Make a jacket that sells so you can make money off the problem!! 😂
Trump, and the rest of the 1%, I’m sure would heartily approve!!!
@yasminarmendari@TheCradleMedia@TextorGla Why should he have to do that?! What right does the US have to interfere in UN business?! It is a PRIVILEGE for the US to have the UN headquarters on their soil. Their job is to protect it, not manipulate it. Move UN headquarters!!!
@TheCradleMedia 3) labourers who picked rocks in the hot glaring sun that we did not work in, they were Palestinians and Arabs. Now this community is a town with a fancier name. I want to go back, meet the children and grandchildren of the kibbutz founders I admired so much.
@TheCradleMedia 2) Palestinians. There was just a chain link fence between the kibbutz in Israel and the Lebanese farmers on the other side. It’s so strange - kibbutz life was about strong equality for members and volunteers. Decisions were made collectively at weekly meetings! But the
@TheCradleMedia 1) This is where I, a Canadian, lived and worked for two months as a volunteer, long ago. At that time Malkia was a kibbutz. I was young and ignorant, unsophisticated, unwise. It did not occur to me while I was there, that the kibbutz I loved was built on the land of displaced