Bridging The Divide Between Personal and Social Change – with Greyson Peltier
One of the articles mentioned in the podcast:
https://apple.news/AFZKVBSV_TM6TDa7MSFaLzA
Bobby Hundreds’ post: https://www.instagram.com/p/CA3IkTuHxml/?igshid=f5td9557qlm2
Killer Mike’s post: https://www.instagram.com/tv/CA0YQxGjTZzpAMIc2b8BDXLPlNblzZQPd3QxbA0/?igshid=16zudxfyd8tr6
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This episode is the first part of the discussion, covering some of the systemic issues involved and what are the possible implications of continuing protest after Derek Chauvin was arrested.
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This episode is kinda rough and kinda another “hate to say I told you so” episode but the timeline held up from the lockdowns episode. Within a week of April 15th, protests ensued in Michigan and California. Churches defied on Easter and a Pastor was arrested. The measures may be needed, but they carry non-zero risks of their own. An approach that allows true freedom and flexibility, allowing health-friendly decisions that work for the people can create better outcomes but the lockdowns in the current reality serve the valid purpose of legitimizing the protection of public health against capitalist preferences.
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Ever feel trapped in “having to do things” that you know deep down are just not the best thing for you to do, like staying at a bad job, restricting your lifestyle, or not expressing your opinions? Believe you are not worthy to use your own power because you are in debt, of the wrong social class, or have the wrong background? You may have bought into the illusion of control, a mechanism people in power use to keep people from creating a new system and a new way out.
A Fixerpunk is a person who has a radical vision to solve problems of the people and seeks to creatively use the systems, resources, and environment around the people and their problems in ways that may or may not conform to their normal uses, conscious of the objective of universality by respecting the agency of those involved and not ignoring or belittling, but using, the reality of their circumstances.
Wonder why a strategy is working for everyone on Instagram but you? Wonder why politicians propose things to “help you” that make no sense in your life? It may not be your fault, it may just be that the strategy was not designed for you or designed in a way that dismisses your native knowledge. Assumptions are everywhere but everybody pitching a strategy wants to hide them in plain sight.