If a single person feels oppression in his daily job, he maybe asks for help from a labor union, a law service, at last a health care system. Sometimes journalists or even politicians can help to fight versus oppression, distress, burn out. What are your thoughts related to the term “OPPRESSION”? Depression?
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the following 4 pictures were sent to my group “BLOG IT!” by third party photographers, click on the images to enter their flickr galleries:
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1 - title="Cayuco con inmigrantes" (Boat with Subsaharian immigrants). by Miguelángel 2 - title="Ceramic Worker" by @sHik 3 - title="Gaddani Ship Breaking" by Zahid Hussein by zahidpix 4 - title="Greece Riots" by dimios_
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Not having a job is depression, societies are so impotent with people and can’t offer them jobs.
I am a socialist oriented and think people deserve a decent life without depression from not having jobs.
Opression=Prolonged cruel or unjust treatment or control….I was lucky and had no opression in my life, thanks God.
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The last photo, Greece Riots and man on fire is scary. It is a shame what the world is coming to.
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
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“Contempt is the weapon of the weak
and a defense against one’s own
despised and unwanted feelings.”
Alice Miller, psychologist and author
(1923-2010)
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Very colorful stairs.
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Contempt is one step from dissent!
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From all these inhuman situations there is always someone getting benefit, quite often great benefits.
Thank you very much for posting my photo.
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gracias Miguel!
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Bless you for this VERY much needed photographic display of just a few of the manifestations of oppression in this world today! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
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Hello all, here’s my contribution to this week’s Photo Challenge. This might not be an exact interpretation, but I think it still works:
http://stephenkellycreative.wordpress.com/2012/03/02/weekly-photo-challenge-oppression/
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Comes in all shapes and forms… 😦
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you know that, your family once left Africa …
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