dispossession

It’s true recognition of Palestine is unusual, but it is far from incoherent, it has precedent, and the alternative is complicity in decades of systematic dispossession.

This intersection between an obsession with minimalism of a particular sort and dispossession is unknown to me.

We haven't even started on the cruelty and dispossession happening illegally, with the government's support, in the West Bank.

The normalisation of this kind of thing, and its defence by Joe Citizen, seems to be a kind of dispossession.

But slavery and the dispossession of native lands created a status quo that benefits you.

The intended effect was precisely the result: the dispossession of the ‘common folk’ (i.e.

Animals recognize possession and dispossession, which are simpler than ownership and theft.

Odd that they don't mention physical displacement: invasion, dispossession, death.

Unlike European colonialism, which involved stealing natural resources, dispossession, and often depopulation - Islamic conquests generally integrated local populations as I previously pointed out.

They weaponized these ancient stories, which they themselves viewed as superstition, for the very modern purpose of justifying the dispossession of the native population and legitimizing their colonial project.

Now it's full-scale surveillance and dispossession.

Against the churn of planned obsolescence and digital dispossession, it imagines an economy of constancy: where goods are stable, ownership is real, and craftsmanship returns to the center of life.

On one hand, you embrace the law's distinction between mere dispossession and "stealing" but reject the law's distinction between "stealing" and taxation.

Even Texas requires that a person be defending their property or (Section 9.41b) "if the actor uses the force immediately or in fresh pursuit after the dispossession and:" with some more constraints after that.