So what does "fixing" look like? Are you saying France should go in Haiti, and ...start building infrastructure, creating and funding a civil service, create, support and uphold state institutions etc? Because, in that case, um, you just invented colonialism.
Who said that civil disobedience is not force?
Regardless, we always need a combined arms approach, a ... diversity of tactics if you will...
Cool. Now do Northern Cyprus. What do you mean "no"?
My understanding is that the overall argument for international law is not primarily its enforceability, but the definition of norms that let states pressure each other in a particular direction.
Note also that the US has never recognized the ICC to begin with.
But the US is not the only player. EU countries tend to also pollute a lot but also tend to be more international law oriented. This then reverberates in many other parts of the world.
In all, don't expect the crime of ecocide to cause heads to roll and don't put too much faith in it, but also don't underestimate it's value as a political tool.
"Israeli investment and real estate fair"? Any chance they are selling real estate in illegal settlements in that one?
The entire history of civil disobedience begs to differ.
Protests are how people make the government respect them.
So, you mean climate protest is working, it's becoming actually dangerous to the system.
Hey, this is great citizen journalism.
That flower is not an actual national symbol of Greece, even if its stylized representations are ubiquitous in ancient decorative arts. The national plants are the olive and the laurel.
Well I'm crying now.
Ah ! ça ira, ça ira, ça ira !
Can you please give an example?