Rabble on Nostr: After disasters I’m always amazed at how people come together and see the humanity ...
After disasters I’m always amazed at how people come together and see the humanity in each other. The mutual aid we see is a powerful counter to dystopian myths that say we’ll attack each other if we don’t have government keeping order. While sometimes government aid helps it often makes things worse after a disaster. The real recovery is organized by the people for the people.
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