CubitOom

He is holding a literal sink.

We aren't talking about rasing a kid in a literal village within a Neoliberal society. "It takes a village" is an idiom about how the entire community should help to properly raise a child.

The saying emphasizes that a child’s upbringing is a communal effort involving many different people and groups, from parents to teachers to neighbors and grandparents.

The whole idea underscores the belief that the collective involvement of a community is essential in achieving a certain goal or completing a task, like raising a kid.

Essentially, it’s a friendly reminder that asking for help with hard things is okay because many hands make light work.

https://grammarist.com/idiom/it-takes-a-village/

Lacking in Yaks? Don't talk back.

As someone who spent a lot of time playing, modding and hosting java Minecraft, may I introduce you to Luanti?

Less rich, less respected, less of a problem.

Hori horis are also great for mushroom foraging. Just make sure to get one with a cut resist scabbard. My leather scabbard sliced open.

We should do that to US ~~foods~~ flags in the US.

My daughter loves rage against the machine and jazz24. However ever since I showed her the Sound of Music (1965) to introduce the topic of fascism and Nazis to her, she's been listening to that nonstop. Its a great film with a great soundtrack though so I can't complain too much. Still, slowly weaning her off. Maybe I should have let her watch the producers?

I've always thought of the political spectrum more like a circle.

Egg

Would you like to add genocide to that with just a few purchases from platforms owned by literal white supremacists?

This is not a depiction of a village, this is what happens when the village no longer exists and everyone has to live in isolation from any social safety nets. Or to put it another way, Neoliberalism.