#Palestina #Israele #persone #amici #nemiciSchieràti
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#Palestina #Israele #persone #amici #nemici
Schieràti.
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#Palestina #Israele #persone #amici #nemici
Schieràti.
Oggi per @repubblica@maurobiani @repubblica
umana,solamente umana, tutti gli altri aggettivi sono invenzioni della degenerazione di parte degli stessi umani che inventano confini e guerre e che hanno sfruttato e reso schiavi i propri simili,l'umanità disumanizzata per un ego ipertrofico😑 -
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Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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Epilogo tristissimo. Quanto tempo passato nei reparti della loro libreria.
Hoepli, l’assemblea dei soci decide la messa in liquidazione
https://www.ilsole24ore.com/art/hoepli-l-assemblea-soci-decide-messa-liquidazione-AILzlksB
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@Blogsdaseguire son due lavori diversi e delicati.
Competenze, non di studio, ma di pratica professionale, diverse.
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@krans@mastodon.me.uk The analogy is structurally interesting, but I think it breaks down at a crucial point.
With tax credits, the argument is that the subsidy lets employers off the hook—pressure that would otherwise force wages up gets absorbed by the state instead. The discomfort falls on capital, or at least that's the intent. But when you apply the same logic to language access, the discomfort doesn't fall on the Anglophone center. It falls on the people who were already excluded. The implicit suggestion becomes: non-English speakers should communicate less fluently, so that English speakers are eventually pressured into… what, exactly? Learning Korean? There's no mechanism there.
The deeper problem is that “lowering the bar for communication in English” is not the same thing as accepting English hegemony as permanent. I use these tools to participate in a conversation that would otherwise exclude me. That's not capitulation—it's the same logic as using a wheelchair ramp. You don't refuse the ramp because its existence lets architects keep building stairs.
The structural critique of hegemony is real and I share it. But it shouldn't cash out as advice to the marginalized to make themselves less legible. That's a cost I'm not willing to ask people to pay on behalf of a structural shift that may never come.
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@ariadne@social.treehouse.systems oh no, never know what secrets it might spill
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@hongminhee Criticisms of Anglophonic hegemony are similar to (and inseparable from) criticisms of capitalism.
In many cases, systems people put in place to mitigate capitalism's harms inadvertently strengthen capitalism's grip (e.g. tax credits for low paid workers allow them to be paid even less).
Similarly, lowering the bar for communication in English, as you describe, makes it ever less likely that we'll ever start treating non English speakers as first class citizens.
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@Uilebheist
sai come si dice: fiasco e moschetto...
o anche: bicchiere e fiaschetto....
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Gaza: il silenzio di Meloni.@attualita #Natangelo #IlFattoQuotidiano #Satira #Politica #Guerra #Israele #Gaza #Meloni #GiorgiaMeloni
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#Meloni, i ministri del suo governo, gli AD di Leonardo e altre aziende italiane produttrici di #armamenti vedono le immagini dei circa 20mila bambini massacrati da #Israele a #Gaza, come le vediamo tutti.
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