seriously. it’s not that big a deal. if people in gaza are still standing up to their oppressors every day then you likely have zero excuse for not doing more IRL shit (political reading and writing at home are good, but don’t mean anything if you’re not applying that theory as practice and then assessing the results and adjusting your practice accordingly).

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    Over here it’s about capability. If you’re capable of attending a meeting for an org, you’re capable of attending a workplace… That kind of thing.

    If you made it remote they’d end up saying you should be doing remote work if you can do remote organising for an org.

    This whole thing is about significantly limiting the ability for the disabled to be politically active, since they’re a group with more time to dedicate to political activity and more interest in doing so above the norm. It’s “behave, or else”.

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      They’ll do it while simultaneously saying everyone needs to go back to the office because remote work doesn’t let us abuse employees as much is too difficult for the abled.