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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Hung_Low on August 08, 2023, 03:19:22 PM
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facet of life.... So, people who loves Farmer's Market are far right and white supremacist.
In her article in The DailyBeast, Kelly Weill reported, “the far right’s love of the markets plays into a larger fascist talking point that idealizes pastoral life and demonizes ‘degenerate’ urban living.
Rebecca Bratten Weis, writing for The Christian Century - a publication that promote progressive idealogy, wrote that white supremacy and ethno-nationalism run through the local movement and through localism in general. She claimed that her years of advocating for localism has allow her to see the ideology’s potential dangers as well.
If you don't know, localism is the belief that political, social, and economic order should be structured, as much as possible, on a local, communal level. Localism has migrated into the mainstream of contemporary society. It’s common these days to prefer the artisanal, small business, and farm-to-table food and to reject big-box stores and suburban sprawl. And that according to Weis is attracting white supremacists.. .
So, according to these two virtual signalers... Farmer's market and belief in localism are driven by white supremacy.