Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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@NavdanyaInt @drvandanashiva And, of course, from the lowest fieldwork to the highest levels of the scientific-industrial complex, the absolute insistence on the legitimacy and authority of rank moral bankruptcy proves essential to sustaining the supremacist violence of a global extinction tyranny.

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1/ The average life expectancy of a farm worker in the United States is forty-nine years. (Bugarin and Lopez, “Farm workers in California.” California State Library. California Research Bureau. 1998.) Why? We know why.
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Copy of tweet: 1/ The average life expectancy of a farm worker in the United States is forty-nine years. (Bugarin and Lopez, “Farm workers in California.” California State Library. California Research Bureau. 1998.) Why? We know why.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 17 Jun 2022

@GMWatch Few developments anywhere as disturbing as the unicity of pharmaceutical bioreactors and pollen ecology. Catastrophic illiteracy, scientific and moral, of the highest order. A tyranny of arrogance enfleshed, irrevocably, in the fabric of life itself, wherever the winds may blow.

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