Society, as we know it, is divided into two classes, the ruling class and the working class. The ruling class own and control all the wealth in society. This wealth is created by the blood, sweat and tears of the working class. It is this inequality that underpins the system we live in. All of societies ills, war, racism, poverty, sexism, homophobia stem from this system and the need for the ruling class to maintain their control over the wealth in society.
Because of this inequality and suffering, resistance is inevitable. The system cannot escape it, no matter how much they try to curtail it with violence and attacks on civil liberties. The liberation from this system lies in the ability of the working class to realise their own power through their labour. It is through working class revolution that people can change the world!
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Question of Decency - by Benjamin Solah, Photos by Benjamin Harris
6th June 2005 - Refugees, Ezine - Conditions of the refugees include
mental illness, self-harm, violence, childrens exposure to self-harm
and violence, lack of education, lack of health care, and ill-assessed claims.
The amount of depression and hopelessness is evident in a lot of the detainees.
One Afghan boy said, "
if I had stayed in Afghanistan of course
they would have killed me, maybe in an hour or two, but I ended up in here
so physically they are keeping me alive but emotionally and spiritually
they are killing me."
Due to an error with the editor's server, this article is no longer available. I should add an older version soon
Soldiers
give thumbs-up to anti-war protesters - Green left weekly, photo
by Benjamin Solah
13th April 2005 - Anti-war, Photo - Photo from anti war protest in Sydney.
Published in Green Left Weekly.
2UE editorial
(right-click and select 'save targer as') - Benjamin Solah
16th November 2004 - Refugees, radio - An editorial played on radio
station 2UE. I won it in a competition for High School students. I speak
about the general issue of refugees.
Issues
Asylum seekers and Mandatory detention
I will be adding my stand on various issues in weeks to come.
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