It's true. As long as the present unpleasant form of capitalism exists, there will always be no access to "the cure" by those who need it but don't have the resources to acquire it. I don't believe it's limited to AIDS, but extends past into every sector of inequality (food, clean water, shelter, etc).
Absolutely I find this mode of vocalization incredibly interesting as well; classifying yourself as a "wave of aids rage" seems potentially temporal. But at the same time I really like the educational value held in posts like this up on a wall.
It's odd to see this kind of movement percolating into this form; I really want to know what else the people behind it do.
It's true. As long as the present unpleasant form of capitalism exists, there will always be no access to "the cure" by those who need it but don't have the resources to acquire it. I don't believe it's limited to AIDS, but extends past into every sector of inequality (food, clean water, shelter, etc).
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ReplyDeleteI find this mode of vocalization incredibly interesting as well; classifying yourself as a "wave of aids rage" seems potentially temporal. But at the same time I really like the educational value held in posts like this up on a wall.
It's odd to see this kind of movement percolating into this form; I really want to know what else the people behind it do.