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Every time I read this book it smacks me in the face with the brutality of the global reality.

On any indigenous, liberation, or any anti-Capital anti-State struggle it's important to remember our connection to the land, and the importance of community. No struggle is individual, no problem is individual, so why the obsession with individuality? To separate us, divide us. Our connection is with nature first, yet Capital & State are killing it, so let's put them out of their misery already & grow the new world!

The example of South Africa shows us the problem of State-sponsored "reconciliation" with the State co-opting restorative justice to force assimilation and submission onto vulnerable communities.

Apocalyptic Utopias Now: Present Steps in the Networking of Local and Global Spaces

The Nuremberg Trials & South Africa's Truth & Reconciliation Commission
Great examples of in/justice after great atrocities. On the one hand the execution of Nazi officials by the NT & the truth-seeking restorative justice of the TRC are both widely praised, on the other hand, letting the press and titans of industry get away by the NT, & the inequalities of Apartheid ignored by the TRC are great injustices to avoid.

Energy consumption is down, recycling is up, mining is down, pollution and health issues are down. We're slowly healing the world, but it'll still take a long time to heal.

Justice and Reconciliation: Making Sure Mass Murder Doesn't Pay

How to actually do climate justice?