When I was a toddler one of the families my Grandfather helped out of France visited my family.
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When I was a toddler one of the families my Grandfather helped out of France visited my family.
They were close friends.
It's just so mind boggling that we still are in living memory of Fascism and it's still alive. It still thrives.
We relaxed too much, we allowed neo liberal policies to poison our minds.
To strive for the individual rather than solidarity with each other.
Care and give shelter when you can where you can. Grieve for the relationships you thought you had. Take the time.
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Then build.
Build shelter, build communities.
Learn to cook communally.
I grew up poor. But whenever any of my friends were over my dad ( @coffeestayne ) asked my friends if they wanted to stay for dinner. Even when I was at university. No matter how poor we got, there was always space at our table.
We've only got each other.
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