That is a dream, to have food growing on every corner. We all work together and have communal gardens, why not? Why can't we make our lives wonderful and live in a healthy and sustainable manner.
Around my hood, they are selling off all the farm land and putting up mansions on these plots of land and people are speaking up.
Can't we use our common sense here and have a backbone and stand up. Can't we organize ourselves in a better way together?
Instead we have buildings that sell chemical food on every corner. We have sick and unhealthy people everywhere.
I started to grow my own food and it was lots of work, but so rewarding. It's very simple, you just have to put the time into it.
You are what you eat, they say, so true.
These are all good ideas but the problem is, the ones who own us, do not want our freedom. We can talk about all this but how are we going to implement it?
They have started in Paris, the uprising and the fire hasn't spread. Around my hood, there are the beginnings of an uprising from our Indigenous Nations and awakened Settlers, who are fighting the destruction of our waters and land, from the pipeline that the Canadian government bought. This might be the what lights the fire, I hope so.
We need to unite worldwide, or connect in any meaningful way together. The Indigenous Nations, need to unite worldwide, we are all the same. We have lots of kind-hearted Settlers, to back us up, I have seen so many come out to support us and they are beautiful people.
I can only stay in the city for another few years and try my best to awaken people. They I have to leave and join a small self-sufficient community and live off-grid and out of the system. I don't know if we can help these people, they are too far gone.
If I stay here for too long i will get sick and angry and it will lead to my demise. You can only help people who want to be helped.
RE: The anarchist urban ecosystem: A rethinking of the urban environment