Viral Bluesky post on corporate water pollution echoes Standing Rock fight
A Karly Kingsley post about corporate pollution of clean water spreads on Mastodon, drawing ties to the Standing Rock water protector movement.
What to know
- A Bluesky post by Karly Kingsley about corporate pollution and clean water circulated widely after being reshared on Mastodon.
- A second post linked the pollution message to the Standing Rock Sioux water protector movement and opposition to the Dakota Access Pipeline.
- The underlying visual or text content of Kingsley's original post is not detailed in the available material beyond the thematic hashtags used to describe it.
Karly Kingsley Original Bluesky posterpaulfoerster Mastodon user who amplified the postDoomsdaysCW Mastodon user linking to Standing Rock movement
How it unfolded 2 developments, newest first · click a bar or a number to jump posts
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DoomsdaysCW links the post to the Standing Rock water protector movement
Another Mastodon user, DoomsdaysCW, reposted a reference to paulfoerster's post with hashtags invoking Winona LaDuke, water protectors, and opposition to the Dakota Access Pipeline (NoDAPL), connecting the pollution post to the Standing Rock struggle.
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RE: https:// swiss.social/@paulfoerster/117 279102559743599 # WinonaLaDuke # WaterIsLife # WaterProtectors # StandWithStandingRock # NoDAPL
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Paulfoerster reshares Karly Kingsley's Bluesky post on Mastodon
Mastodon user paulfoerster shared a Bluesky post by Karly Kingsley tagged with themes of corporate greed, pollution, climate change, and clean water, captioning it "No more words necessary." The post reached a score of 621.
“No more words necessary. Thanks, Karly Kingsley @karlykingsley.bsky.social.”
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No more words necessary. Thanks, Karly Kingsley @karlykingsley.bsky.social. # BlueSky # Corporations # Greed # Environment # Pollution # ClimateChange # CleanWater
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