By the end of 2021, a far right disguised as a “freedom movement” was on the rise in Australia. The movement preys on people’s fears and their justifiable anger at governments’ pro-business, law-and-order measures, which have caused intolerable misery for workers and marginalised communities.
Caring for one another is the answer. Humans are not born selfish. It’s past time to fight for a society of collaboration, not competition.
Here’s a hint: “The world’s 10 richest men have more than doubled their wealth during the pandemic, to $1.5 trillion.”
The far right is on the attack, allegedly against dictatorial governments. But its actual targets have been unions, the Left and selected small businesses.
The pandemic underscores the life and death differences between global haves and have-nots.
The private sector’s shambolic efforts so far show that it can’t solve the crisis — because capitalism is the problem.
Asbestos in Australia: From Boom to Dust is not a simple read, yet it is a worthy resource.
No momento em que estas linhas são escritas, mais de 4 milhões de pessoas morreram em razão da pandemia de Covid-19 em todo o mundo. É sabido que a maioria dessas vítimas pertencia à classe trabalhadora – trabalhadores empregados, mas também os desesperadamente pobres e os precarizados – a classe sem possibilidade de se confinarem… Read more »
Al momento de escribir estas líneas, alrededor del mundo han muerto más de 4 millones de personas a causa la pandemia de Covid-19. Es de sobra conocido que la mayor parte de esas víctimas eran de la clase trabajadora –con empleo, pero también los desesperadamente pobres y los precarizados – la clase sin la posibilidad… Read more »
The Committee for Revolutionary International Regroupment urges collaboration among leftists to fight for what working people need in the face of the Covid crisis.
Resistance is international.
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