Urban noise is a common problem, and the vast majority of it is created by motor vehicles. Noise is far too often dismissed as a minor nuisance, rather than the legitimate health issue that it is.
The book "Curbing Traffic" has a chapter about the health impacts of noise pollution. I explore the research in the book, and visit Delft, the city that is highlighted in the book as being a shining example of what can happen when noise pollution is taken seriously.
This video explores the problem that farting cars, farting motorcycles, and farting mopeds create in our cities.
The last place I lived was originally on a country road and was generally pretty quiet. But growing up population of the nearby city meant more and more traffic, and subdivisions (one was which ended up against my back property line). By the time I moved, the area had become solidly suburbia and the road became a major secondary road and quite noisy
There is no 'free' market, and there never has been. The 'free' market is predicated on the belief that all players will act honestly, and make informed choices based on available information. This is a completely false assumption, and has been proven so time after time.
It completely ignores human nature whereby someone will always lie, cheat, and steal to achieve their own ends -- this is what we see here.
Industry players will always form cartels and collude in anti-consumer behavior -- price fixing being the prime example.
Without someone to keep corporations in line, the market would steadily skew to all of the power being in the hands of a few.
There is no such thing as a 'free' market, and there simply never has been. It's a utopian myth which can never be true.
People who go around spouting about the 'free' market are either naive, self deluded, or actively lying.
well, the same is happening here in the Netherlands. people have been voting the neoliberals into power for decades, despite things going to shit, and other parties being available here.
it's the propaganda that's working; most people still believe that free market capitalism is great, and it will take a lot more downfall before they understand it's shit.
@bazkie same in UK, but I think its also because neoliberalism provided short term gains - a young adult working in the skilled trades or the remaining middle level office jobs which exist and haven't been outsourced/replaced by AI can afford to get a used Audi on finance and just about run it - they get scared of green/left parties as they think "tax will go up and petrol will be £2/2€ a litre again" and that's a powerful paranoia (especially if they are in a long term relationship and have now got kids to feed/fund through school)
@bazkie about 10 years ago when I had learned just enough Dutch to read sites where younger folk hung out (and chat to them) I learned a fair few thought all the bicycles, good public transport (which folk in UK often envy!) and the high cost of learning to drive (which is same as UK) was imposed by "big government/EU" and they wanted to have cars just like young people in UK, enjoyed watching Top Gear and thought folk in UK and USA had more "freedom" (and those youths would be 30-40+ by now, many with families of their own)
At least you are highly unlikely to get Nexit as everyone can see the mess the UK is now in 5 years later..
@vfrmedia UK has been a lovely warning sign for us indeed!
..tho people have been voting far right the past few years despite Trump, so maybe most people don't really understand warning signs 😅
and about that dutch youth; keep in mind we've had neoliberal rule for decades now, so the whole "free market good, nationalization bad" has been really hammered in.
not sure if we'll get rid of it in my lifetime tbh. but most of the lovely social policies we have left stem from the more progressive governing we had before I was born 😅
btw why did you learn dutch? (maybe I asked before)
@bazkie I moved to Suffolk, which is not /that/ far from the Netherlands (especially at the point of Lowestoft which is the furthest Eastern part of England) and has many cultural and trade links with NL, also I am a former radio pirate and was always curious about the pirate radio scene there and started listening to the stations and wanted to learn the language (piratenzenders are quite surreal, with 3 different languages of music and songs which are a mix of synthpop/disco, country and western and seashanties 😁 )
@vfrmedia ohh right I think you mentioned that before! those piratenzenders sure are something else :D it's funny how it combines, eh, "rural culture" with everything else!
I don't know if it's actually a pirate station, here's an FM broadcaster near Quinault Lake here that plays all kinds of odds and ends with weird stuff in between. It might fall under LPFM, but I doubt the FCC would hassle them anyway since it's in the middle of nowhere and low power.
the "free market" is to economics what the frictionless spherical cow is to high school physics.
The very existence of corporations means there is no free market. Corporations are a legal construct of governments that grants a business (and later even a mere collection of assets) status as a district entity separated to some degree from the owners and workers within.
As such, there is no choice between "government vs corporations" because they are *two sides of the same coin*...it is all one big hegemony.
We have all been thoroughly conditioned to think otherwise for a couple of centuries now. It is thoroughly ingrained the minds of everyone in the "free world" that corporations are the capitalist free market and government is the socialist planned economy but that is pure BS.
The biggest economies in the world have arrived in the same place from two different directions...the US being a corporatocratic regime and China practising state capitalism.
When deportation thugs grabbed Any Lucia López Belloza as she was boarding a flight to see her family in Texas, other thugs went to her family home and sought to bluff their way into it without saying why. Whether the López family should have residency in the US is a complex question which I can't judge. I don't
Skykomish, WA is experiencing record-breaking river levels that have cut off the city, causing widespread damage and disruption. Residents are advised to stay safe and follow evacuation orders.
"According to the Johns Hopkins Measles Tracker, by the 48th week of the year in 2023, there had been 41 cases of measles in the country. In 2024, there were 284 cases. In 2025, there were 1837 cases.
All this from just a kid with a dream, that one day people would die by the millions from preventable diseases."
"Campaigning in 2024, Trump said about Kennedy, 'I’m gonna let him go wild on health. I’m gonna let him go wild on the food. I’m gonna let him go wild on medicines.'”
"The Trump administration is providing the names of all travelers passing through U.S. airports to immigration officials in search of people with deportation orders, a substantial expansion of government efforts to draw on data to hunt down immigrants."
"WOW. Hamed Aleaziz with a new scoop: ICE now gets a running list of every person who is going to be taking a domestic flight inside the United States from the TSA and runs it through their database looking for targets. This explains the Babson College student's arrest."
"Chavarria, a U.S. citizen, was held at the airport 'for more than four hours and released only after he finally agreed to let the agents search his smartphone, tablet, and laptop computer. The agents...informed him that he had no Fourth Amendment right to resist.' Pacific Legal is suing."
there can't be any barring of entry by delay, burdensome demands, or false charges against a US citizen. that right is fundamentally untouchable if there's to be ANY legitimacy to the US government.
@bweller @walterolson I think you’re right. There are a lot of “law enforcement” loopholes in some of these statutes that are being exploited because the regime knows they can largely get away with it. To your original point, there is no legitimacy, there is no rule of law, the US Government as we knew it is *gone* We are in a post-democratic era.
A cohort of six artists will be commissioned to create two original short-form graphic novels each, illustrating stories from communities along Metro’s twelve existing and planned RapidRide bus lines (A–K and R).
King County Metro and 4Culture seek six artists to create short-form graphic novels that illuminate community stories along new and existing RapidRide lines.
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Warnings: Climate is breaking, weather is breaking. Life giving rain, is turning into life taking "rain rivers" soil washed away, farms washed away, livestock killed.
They aren't saying how many farms and livestock have been lost, "because chicken farmers are in trauma"
It is MADNESS to ignore these devastating warnings and expand oil, MADNESS to build pipelines.
Note that US owned Vancouver Sun does not say climate destruction, does not connect to pipelines, does not connect to droughts or massive forest eating wildfires.
Vancouver Sun, like 95% of English newspapers across Canada is owned by an American Republican activist billionaire. He owns the Province too, and the Calgary Herald, and Edmonton Journal, and National Post etc etc
I encountered this while browsing my photos with a specific tag. It looks like that's redirecting to the generic search interface, which presents this modal. No good.
Epstein photos just dropped, like a few minutes ago, and some of the people are not surprising. Woody Allen, etc. But there is a photo of Noam Chomsky with Steve Bannon in the Epstein building/house/whatever.
Don’t have heroes.
(I’m not saying Chomsky was with the girls but this is gross)
Autism itself is one of my long-running special interests, so I read a lot of news, articles, and research on the topic. There were quite a few headlines in my news feed on the topic today, and after once again shaking my head in disgust at the pathologizing language of the researchers -- injection of value judgments and assumptions of superiority or "correct" ways of functioning -- it struck me:
>>> I don't remember the last time I made it through an entire article or paper on autism that *didn't* pathologize us, outside of articles actually written by openly neurodivergent authors. <<<
It's like the horrific racist tropes from 150 years ago. They just *assume* superiority, and everything else is built on that. It's absolutely disgusting, but nobody hears us when we tell them. I regularly email the authors and ask them to reconsider the impact of their words and assumptions, but I never get a response. The scientific community is every bit as intransigent as everyone else.
That's definitely part of it. But I think it's more than that. I think they're so invested in seeing us as broken versions of them, instead of different but of equal value and capability, that it just oozes out of them with every breath. They have framed the problem this way in advance, in other words, and they are too cognitively inflexible to reassess. (The irony here being blatantly obvious to my fellow autistics, in that we are often asserted to be cognitively inflexible.)
How is accusing autistics of having a broken theory of mind any better when it's OBVIOUS that neurotypicals' theory of mind is often even more lacking even without the "pathology"?
There's a ridiculous other side to this coin also. Recently, on YouTube, I saw a video by some spiritual nut claiming that "Autistics are interplanetary beings". 🙄 My comment?
I research evolution, so I'm not in the midst of this discourse. But I'm trying to argue that nature evolves distributions of traits that serve a population. I believe humans have an autistic / allistic spectrum because that diversity is important for our species. It hurts me deeply to see scientists talk about autism as simply a disease, both because it is dehumanizing, and because it is unscientific. I push back on this whenever I can.
To be fair, there's a long history of this kind of thinking to dig out from, so I'm not surprised that well meaning folks fall into this trap. But the way out is simply empathy, so I also think your indignation is well justified.
We now know autistic traits to be strongly inherited. If the presence of autists in the population did not convey some kind of selective advantage, there wouldn't be so damn many of us.
@AskPippa @zakalwe @ngaylinn the tech sector, the legal sector, the engineering sector, the accounting sector, much of the public service... I know so many spectrum people in construction and contracting as well.
There are quite a few neurodivergent writers on Medium writing about autism and ADHD. They have shown me that the characteristics of neurodivergence are quite wide. Kind of hard to pinhole.
To my mind, there are three aspects of this that aggravate and perpetuate it. The main one is that modern understanding of autism and indeed most of neurodivergence began as a medical pathology. As a description of something that was a deficit and not a difference and therefore needed to be understood in order to be treated and overcome. The way that this is where the money largely still is, does not help this. The idea of neurodivergence itself, is still relatively new and largely misunderstood, especially in the context of the genetic timeframe and the importance to the development of the species as a whole. And finally, and connected, there is a reluctance to see this and autism in particular as something that is both necessary and natural. This is especially true in terms of seeing the neurotypical as being merely a part of the story and not the main and obviously only important, and therefore, valid thread. These all lead to members of the scientific and medical communities particularly to be set in their ways of viewing us and the ablest and deficit driven conclusions and emphasis that always seemed to be the inevitable result of their work. Often even despite the results of their work
The Bank of France faces a serious legal complaint alleging its role in facilitating financial transactions that may have supported the 1994 genocide against
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The new party The Left by Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana, despite not even having an official name yet, is currently polling at 15%, and hence even with Labour.
This is an incredible feat and I wish best of luck to the party and its success!
Reform are going to obliterate all traditional parties in the next election, and Corbyn's party will do an excellent job of splitting the vote and ensuring reform's success.
The only way out now is proportional representation.
@jmaris If Labour is unwilling to change, there's nothing else you can do but form a different party. The electoral system itself is the problem, not Corbyn and the correct values.
Who knows what role Reform will play by the next election, polls change a lot.
@jmaris how does one split the left if there is no left? the UK does have a need for a proper left wing party (for as far as I can see from the mainland EU)
If it was a proportional voting system that would make sense.
But UK doesn't have a proportional voting system, it is FPTP so setting up additional left wing parties simply helps the right wing into power.
Reform is a far right party, this split will help them tremendously.
In these circumstances, when you wish a split left luck you are effectively wishing the far right luck.
(Note that I'm not blaming any one person for the split, simply commenting that wishing for a split left is a really bad idea unless you support the far right.)
In just 5 hours over 80,000 people signed up to receive updates and be contacted for possible membership from Jeremy Corbyn's and Zarah Sultana's new political party at https://www.yourparty.uk/
Due to my involvement in EU politics I informed myself a lot regarding the Party of the European Left (a European party consisting of many national left parties of many EU and non-EU states), which still has British members and observer members!
From the UK they have:
Transform Party (observer member)
Democratic Left Scotland (EL Partner)
Socialists for Independence [Scotland] (EL Partner)
However, the only full member is “Left Unity”. A party that was kind of relevant 2013 when Ken Loach (yes, that one) founded it as a party to replace Labor. In 2014, the party had 2,000 members and 70 branches across Britain, nowadays it seems to be just a glorified blog, promoting Jeremy Corbyn's new party.
If anyone has any further information on this party or its plans (possibly merging or being the foundation for Corbyn's party?), or is personally affiliated with it, let me know! I find this very interesting and lots of common info just doesn't make its way over here to Germany.
In less than a day over 200,000 people signed up for Jeremy Corbyn's and Zarah Sultana's new political party. This may once and for all be the Labor killer.
I will support whatever left party comes out of this. I understand the struggles, I understand the divide. It's not something leftist movements in particular deal with, it's something any movement would struggle with once they even have an ideology instead of a power fantasy.
I see the current issues between Zarah Sultana and Jeremy Corbyn as a sign of an authentic party instead of a money or power grab.
I urge you to stay rational, inform yourself, and continue supporting them until they disobey their ideals. As a member of the German left, I can tell you that it's never easy supporting a left party, this is simply the first hurdle.
With an internal member system, public profiles, an event list that you can even add to, as well as lots of more info. I'm quite surprised at how professional this is for a starting party. I'd be lying if I was saying Die Linke in Germany wouldn't be envious of this... I wish best of success to the party of Zarah Sultana and Jeremy Corbyn! 🕊️
Internal struggles seem to have been resolved – Zarah Sultana and the rest of the interim leadership of Your Party are now working together again. All of the people who signed up last week are as valid members as those who will sign up now. No split, no two parties, no more confusion.
The, among other, union backed movement “Our Party” is still welcomed and their councils and open letter is taken seriously.
This is the best result to have come out of this debacle.
Jeremy Corbyn remains the most favorite UK prime minister and favorite leftist (or non-right wing) politician. The left should unite behind YourParty 🚩
Your Party announced 50,000 members! Impressive for a movement that didn't exist a short time ago and that will have its founding congress by the end of this month.
I'm joining the founding congress of Your Party, as I'll be in London from the 26th of November to the 3rd of December and inbetween in Liverpool, of course. I'll also be attending Sultana's Eve of Conference Rally with friends of mine going to Corbyn's. If anyone reading this will be there, let me know! 🕊️🚩
The Greenspamming social media campaign truly is something that needs to be studied: The fact the greens in the United Kingdom existed for 35 years with little to no successful campaign beyond a few elected officials, and now just realized that they can scavenge off members from a bigger, more leftist movement than they have built, is making me question how socialist their principles are, and what solidarity means to them.
Everywhere where they are seated in parliament they agree to budget cuts, they have no clear anti-imperialist position, they mainly have a leader that now calls himself socialist, which wasn't the case a year ago. They showed solidarity for the Palestinian people when it was socially acceptable to do so. On the other side, people like Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana existed, who fought for that position to become acceptable and lost their public image over it.
To get most of your members through a defamation campaign against a struggling new socialist party, and to now call for solidarity, “joining forces”, or forming a coalition because everything else would be “splitting the vote” , exposes how shallow and instrumentalizing this campaign by the greens is.
No singular member or representative of Your Party is better off joining the greens, they will be used as a marketing gimmick but never allowed into any positions. Zack Polanski is with his positions much more at odds with the UK Green Party and would be much better off at Your Party 🚩
I'm going to the Your Party Founding Conference from the 29th to the 30th of November in 2025 with @maia and other delegates. With over 50,000 members, Your Party is the largest parliamentary organization in the United Kingdom that truly represents the working class, as it isn't just planning on managing a broken system or fighting against symptoms, but dares to point out and criticize the root of our problems: the capitalist world and its electoral system.
I am infinitely thankful for Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana, as well as all other local community organizers and members, for starting something that will go down in the UK's history and shake the foundation of our money-driven system. We say: PEOPLE OVER PROFIT!
As a member of the German left (Die Linke), I know how rough it can be existing as a democratic socialist within a world subject to the contradictions of capital. However, we must never steer away from our goal, and on our path there, never forget one thing: we organize hope. That's what socialists do. It's the one resource more scarce than crude oil or good prime ministers. Hope. A finite belief that a better world is possible. I believe there can be no crime greater in the age of neoliberalism than for the ruling class to have robbed us of hope. Nobody has opinions anymore, they state their analysis of the world as fact and their political actions as the only possible consequence. They pretend our solutions are utopian and by doing so smother any social justice movement before it could even start. When in reality another world is possible, otherwise their propaganda would be unnecessary. The war over hegemony, authority, and your future has been outsourced into the one space capitalism has yet to occupy: your mind.
Having hope, despite everything, must be the most revolutionary act there is.
Reading through the first draft of the Your Party constitution as well as other founding documents with other delegates @maia. We are discussing what motions to vote for!
At the Eve of Conference Rally with Zarah Sultana. There's tons of info material, I'm handed a paper, a political statement, or motion every five minutes by some different interest group. People have been preparing for this well and I'm full of hope!
The first speaker of the rally was a representative of the Bakers, Food and Allied Workers Union. He spoke of unity and called for Zarah Sultana and Jeremy Corbyn to work together. #YourParty
The second speaker, Audrey White, is a local to Liverpool. She's a representative of the Merseyside Pensioners Association, a radical activist group using civil disobedience to protest against genocide, war, and militarization. She spoke of the importance of supporting Palestine Action, opposing genocide, and especially organizing outside of the parliament in movements.
“I'm thankful to whoever invited me, because I'm a terrorist.”
“Labour has always betrayed the working class.”
“We win more from activism, than we'll ever win from parliament.”
She's from the platform for a Democratic Party which is an internal group trying to push Your Party into their direction, of which there are many already. #YourParty
The current (4th) speaker from the Democratic Socialists is criticizing the fact that some motions have been dismissed before the Founding Conference. He's speaking in favor of a collective leadership. #YourParty
The current speaker is Lewis Nielsen who has been expelled from #YourParty today due to being a dual member (in his case he's the national secretary) of the Socialist Worker Party.
He's not talking about that for a long time, however, as the issue of allowing dual membership will be voted on this Founding Conference.
He's especially criticizing intransparent leadership and speaking in support of trans rights.
It's time – Zarah Sultana delivers an incredible speech showcasing the importance of this historic conference.
“The left is back!”
“The real enemy of the working class travels by private jets, not migrant boats.”
“I'm a proud antizionist. [...] We will ensure of a single democratic state from the river to the sea.”
“The reason we care for the starvation of the Palestinian people is because it exposes how our ruling class would treat us if they could get away with it.”
“We should abolish the monarchy.”
“When Farage says 'Kick an immigrant', Starmer asks 'how hard?'”
“Refugees are welcome here and trans rights are human rights.”
“What I've seen from picket lines to Palestine...”
“You may have noticed there have been some hiccups, some of which caused by me. For this, I apologize. [...] I will never forgive myself for damaging the party that we so desperately need.”
“I want the working class to control this party as they should some day control the world.”
The room went completely wild after her speech was over, with clapping for minutes.
The last question is asked by “Ruby” from the Telegraph. The room goes absolutely mad, some other journalists yell “shut up, be nice!” Someone yells “tory shite”. It appears as if the Torygraph isn't well liked here #YourParty
The first day of the Your Party Founding Conference is starting strong. I was an hour early and struggled finding a seat. We are over 4000 people and the energy in the room is something I've never experienced in my years in politics. What's starting here is unseen for in Germany, Cuba, or the United States. What's launching in the United Kingdom today is a new age of politics and everyone can feel it. #YourParty
Now, while I see that the media is using statements by Corbyn and Zultana to claim the conference itself was a disaster, I must very much disagree. In a conference of 4000 people, only one person needed to be removed for heckling, which was also the only incident. While people had differing opinions and sometimes strongly expressed them, they were still very kind to one another afterwards.
I get that it's not a good sign when big figures like the two party's founders are indirectly carrying out a public fight, however, most of the people I spoke to don't care. They have clear opinions on certain motions which sometimes very much align with either Corbyn or Zultana, but I've not met a singular member that would call themselves to be on either side. Ideologically, sure, but not as in wanting to stick with one and being to exclude the other. I also don't think that either Zarah Sultana or Jeremy Corbyn really have a disdain for one another.
The energy is full of excitement, but that always leaves room for heat. Heated debates. Heated statements. Many actions in the heat of the moment. While a harmonious conference would appear nicer on television, with the importance of this historic event, at a global turning point like this, I can only understand why things sometimes go south. #YourParty
Or maybe it's a bit later — not quite sure about the schedule. Technically at 10:40 the speech of an MP was supposed to start and my speech comes right after. Stay tight, it's all very exciting.
Giving the speech was the most intense thing I had done for long. Jeremy Corbyn came to me afterwards and we had, relatively for such a busy conference, a long talk of 15 minutes.
He said he was impressed by my speech and wishes to support me in case I get any stress for it in Germany.
“I've met a Palestinian woman who was a third time refugee. She spoke to me and she said, with tears in her eyes, 'the world has forgotten us'. I reflected, I thought back to all of the marches back at home and I thought: No. We haven't forgotten you, we have failed you.”
— Shockat Adam, at the #YourParty Founding Conference
Es haben nach meiner Rede viele Menschen hier meine neue Redewendung benutzt „Ladies and Gentlemen and everyone inbetween and outside those social categories”, übersetzt von @janboehm's Anrede.
Diese neue Partei mit so viel Hoffnung startet gleich auf dem richtigen Weg, mal schauen ob es sich langfristig etabliert ;)
If your only tool is a hammer, every issue looks like a nail. If you only think of politics through the lense of electoralism, you'll believe such ridiculous things like a need to back the greens because anything else splits the vote.
Which historic changes have been achieved in parliament? None. They were enacted by a parliament, but fought for by mass organizing and in protest on the streets. The best long term alternative I see to the Tories, Labour, and even Reform, is grassroots community organizing, which is the goal of Your Party.
Emancipating people, showing them how they can fight for themselves, instead of carrying the faulty belief that we need representatives to fight for us.
Listen, all I’m saying is that I’ve seen more pictures of Donald Trump partying with Jeffrey Epstein than I have of Donald Trump playing with his son Barron.
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