The oppression in Tibet is known in the west mainly due to the work of the currently Dalai Lama. Arguing “but there’s oppression elsewhere too!” is not really an argument that can stand in its own, can it? All oppression is bad, no matter where it’s happening.
Ah damn, the course is not suitable for a temperate climate
There are two movies (that I know of) about him and bis battle with dementia:
Back in Black Choosing to die
They are… heavy, but also deeply moving. Especially the second one.
Zionism is to argue “the people of the jewish faith and the state of Israel are the same thing”, which he very much wasn’t a fan of.
And the state of Israel has a right to exist, it just shouldn’t get special treatment and a different rulebook than anyone else.
Thanks for the recommendation, will take a look at it. What I’ve read of Chomsky so far is often a critique of (mostly, but not exclusively) US Imperialism, so I’m curious what this person is arguing
Where did you pick up that Chomsky would be a Zionist? He’s actively working against the Apartheid Regime in multiple of his books
Gore would be okay I think…
How?
Better people I guess?
Can someone unlock the article please? <3
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Yea, if you’re interested I’d suggest to start with ‘Breath’ by James Nestor. It’s a nice intro if you’re never really thought about the way you breathe before.
You can live without drinking or smoking, it’s a personal choice
If I remember correctly, Ketosis is easier to achieve for Sherpas? And in contrast to getting energy from sugar, energy from ketosis doesn’t require oxygen… Or at least, less.
Fair. Edited, thanks
…why?