cautiously optimistic

I really do like this phrase :3

Ahhhh hehe I’m silly :3

Well, fallout was wrong, war does change… But thats not a good thing 🥺 Imagine there is war, but everybody would stay home.

Like I am willing to die, if it happens it happens, but like… Watching my comrades die?
I know that is reality for sooo many people, but this doesn’t make it better, but worse.

if I wouldn’t know you don’t live in germany, it could be germany

VORWÄRTS IMMER, RÜCKWÄRTS NIMMER

I don’t want to live during a world war 🥺

Because… war never changes.

This gives me some hope lol

SHE IS SOOOO CUUUUUUTTTTTEEEE

benefits can be cut as soon as you refuse a job

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you refuse a sex worker position?

Imo this would be a very clear cut case of human trafficking, carried out by the state. Meaning if cases like this happens, which is inevitable, no justice would ever be given, and it wouldn’t even be recognized as human trafficking.

What your union HAS to do is, lobby for a law, that exempts every kind of sex working jobs from this fucked up rule.

As for if the rules improve the material conditions of sex workers… idfk I am no sex worker, but the sex workers and orgs surrounding that field will know. HOWEVER your concern is incredibly valid. The sex work industry shouldn’t be legitimized. That is one of the worst thing white feminism has done imo. So it is important to also lobby for laws like… making it illegal to make advertisement for sex work. Though this might criminalize the workers in some case, which is the thing they always tell us not to do.

Also destroying sex work lobby is also very important, because the lobby will only be beneficial for the most disgusting capitalists.

I’d be concerned about both things. Both gasses can be deadly, and both gasses require ventilation

Worse still, the electricity might get shut off, which will kill the sensors and powered ventilation and electric cooking & heating. I don’t have a quick & easy answer to that.

I’ve seen a letter on the fence that says, the electricity will be shut down for a couple of hours at xx.xx.xxxx. So I assume that it has electricity. However, I don’t know how safe to use the electrical wires inside the house are. Its been abandoned for 20 years after all.

Is there any way I can check this? Because supplying batteries would be possible, but continuous work (bad because I might move at some point). Else I might be able to wire up something myself Idk.