Priorities of Pandemic Mobility

Thanks predominantly to its geography and the human race’s inclination towards xenophobia, Greece has become heralded as <a href="https://www.msf.org/greek-eu-leaders%E2%80%99-demonising-migration-policies-place-people-more-danger" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">the shield of Europe</a>. A thankless task in a racist war where nobody wants to take the blame for the <a href="https://medium.com/are-you-syrious/ays-special-from-samos-fires-human-rights-violations-and-pushbacks-374b8227d5af" rel="noopener">human rights atrocities being committed</a>, but everyone wants a <a href="https://www.infomigrants.net/en/post/29205/eu-concludes-6-billion-contract-for-refugees-in-turkey" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">share of the riches</a> on offer to continue committing them. The fault therefore doesn’t lie with Greece or any other single country within the EU, but with the capitalist patriarchal system from which the EU was born. Until we have total systemic change, very little will continue to improve. For while there are those that suffer, we all suffer. This has been the introduction to an article about a bike lane; and is the background to every decision, and every bit of societal analysis I find myself making in Greece.  <a href="https://jamespac.medium.com/priorities-of-pandemic-mobility-a55b121926f2">Learn More</a>