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For your own good
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by Kathie mm This says it all. Look. Listen. Think. Act.
Posted in capitalism, Champions of peace, Children and war, colonialism, culture of violence, Economy and war, Environmental impacts of war, Genocide, gun violence, Human rights, imperialism, militarization, Military-industrial complex, Poetry and the arts, politics, Propaganda, Protest, resistance, Terrorism, Understanding violence, Weaponry
Tagged "no more war'"war profitteers, Kathie MM, Raytheon., war. military-industrial complex, worldbeyondwar.org
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Where it all begins, Part 1
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By Kathie MM Most children, in this country and much of the rest of the world, have been subjected to considerable verbal and psychological violence, and often physical violence, by the age of two—and it may only get worse. The … Continue reading
Posted in capitalism, child abuse, environmental issues, family violence, imperialism, Poverty, Prisons, racism, Terrorism, Understanding violence
Tagged family violence, poverty, psychological violence, racism, Robert J. Burrowes, state violence, structures of exploitation, structures of violence, terrorist, violence against women
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Think back: When did YOU last feel terrorized by somebody?
by Kathie MM The corporate media, when it does not have enough juicy crime and scandal stories to shock and awe, often provides us with a new episode in the “war on terror”. Internationally, the dominant approach to combatting terror appears … Continue reading
Posted in Democracy, Human rights, Media, politics, Poverty, Propaganda, Protest, racism, social justice, Terrorism, Understanding violence
Tagged civil rights, civil rights programs, domestic violence, domestic violence prevention programs, ecological model, human rights, Kathie MM, terrorizing, United Nations, war on terror, women's rights, women's rights programs
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