Also, among (too) many other things (to mention), solidarity w/ with the pueblo in Peru rising up, and my heart truly goes out to trans people in the USA facing genocidal barbarism. And to any person wanting abortion but being prevented from it by archaic patriarchal bullshit. I have a couple of trans friends in the US, one of whom is also Asian (she's from a Chinese family, to be specific) and has had to cope with the atrocious things that have happened lately (and the long term anti-Asian racism which spiked up with the pandemic...). Truly scared for her/them... No person should fear for their life and freedom, but that's a far more radical idea than what people assume (because patriarchal, racist, capitalist, fascist, ableist, imperialist and other violence of humans against humans haven't stopped, far from it).
I know this is not really a place to talk about sociopolitical things, but it's a fundamental part of our lives isn't it. We're not (or maybe we are in a pathological sense, but it's hurting and alienating) internally split up between "work", "fitness", "politics" divisions within our selves and our lives, it's all interconnected. My general outlook is radical (and not to be developed here) but to put it simply: total liberation for everyone, and an end to all oppression, exploitation, injustice, dehumanization, and ecological destruction. Indeed, there's a reason why the darebee recipes are now meatless, I've not managed to transition fully to a non-meat diet (and maybe the goal - for me at least (but socially as well) is more a drastic reduction, rather than abandoning it completely - tho there's simply no denying something radical is needed, either way...) but I understand this choice, and I'm glad to have a database of meatless recipes because part of the solution is learning to cook -> and therfore eat, differently.
Okay I promise that's it, no more rambling^^
Love to everyone (or rather everyone who isn't destroying and dehumanizing other human beings)
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