Par contre faut s'inscrire (et du coup l'epub est watermarké)

Carte complète et à jour de toutes les régions de Lotro
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Réaction de itch sur twitter : « Sonic fan game jam anyone?? 🦔» ( https://twitter.com/itchio/status/1392257400413904898 )

Réaction à ce tweet : https://twitter.com/StanGuerini/status/1391829596102877189

Ça me va.

« Despite early vows, the developed world has done little to promote global vaccination, in what analysts call both a moral and epidemiological failure. »

« Although the demand to defund the police may have had its specific origins in Minneapolis, Kaba understands that the growing curiosity about abolitionist politics is rooted in something much broader. She said, “People are frustrated by the way that the welfare state has completely been defunded. People don’t have what they need to survive. And yet the military and prisons keep getting more and more and more.” Contrary to the beliefs of their critics, abolitionists are not impervious to the realities of crime and violence. But they have a fundamental understanding that crime is a manifestation of social deprivation and the reverberating effects of racial discrimination, which locks poor and working-class communities of color out of schooling, meaningful jobs, and other means to keep up with the ever-escalating costs of life in the United States. These problems are not solved by armed agents of the state or by prisons, which sow the seeds of more poverty and alienation, while absorbing billions of dollars that might otherwise be spent on public welfare. The police and prisons aren’t solving these problems: they are a part of the problem. »

« Our current criminal-justice system is rooted in the assumption that millions of people require policing, surveillance, containment, prison. It is a dark view of humanity. By contrast, Kaba and others in this emergent movement fervently believe in the capacity of people to change in changed conditions. That is the optimism at the heart of the abolitionist project. »

Relire aussi sur le sujet : "Abolish the police? Organizers say it’s less crazy than it sounds" (2016) https://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/police-abolitionist-movement-alternatives-cops-chicago/content?oid=23289710

Et je note 2 bouquins cités dans l'article du New Yorker
"We Do This 'Til We Free Us : Abolitionist Organizing and Transforming Justice" de Mariame Kaba
https://www.haymarketbooks.org/books/1664-we-do-this-til-we-free-us
"Golden Gulag : Prisons, Surplus, Crisis, and Opposition in Globalizing California" de Ruth Wilson Gilmore
https://www.ucpress.edu/book/9780520242012/golden-gulag

« A l’approche de chaque grand rendez-vous électoral, la question de l’insécurité refait surface. Mais les discours alarmistes et les ressentis ne collent pas forcément à la réalité statistique. »