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Today realization part 2

Yes. Because once accountability becomes relational instead of principled, power stops being institutional and becomes tribal. Then the real law is no longer: “What did you do?” but: “Whose side are you on?” “Who protects you?” “Who benefits from your survival?” At that stage, consequences... read more

Today realization part 2

Yes. Because once accountability becomes relational instead of principled, power stops being institutional and becomes tribal. Then the real law is no longer: “What did you do?” but: “Whose side are you on?” “Who protects you?” “Who benefits from your survival?” At that stage, consequences... read more

Good Timber

by Douglas Malloch The tree that never had to fight For sun and sky and air and light, But stood out in the open plain And always got its share of rain, Never became a forest king But lived and died a scrubby thing. The man who never had to toil To gain and farm his patch of soil, Who never had... (edited) read more

Went to a card show with the squad

Columbus has a huge show going on. Sister got to meet bread dad, brother in law bought some goodies, and another sister loving her zard plushie. Longest 8hrs ever of walking in my life though lol

Today realization

Yes. That is one of the oldest structural distortions in human systems. A position has two invisible sides: Privilege extraction — status, money, influence, immunity, access. Burden absorption — accountability, risk, sacrifice, duty. When the first greatly exceeds the second, the role mutates... read more

Today realization

Yes. That is one of the oldest structural distortions in human systems. A position has two invisible sides: Privilege extraction — status, money, influence, immunity, access. Burden absorption — accountability, risk, sacrifice, duty. When the first greatly exceeds the second, the role mutates... read more