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2026-09-09 19:44:48 UTC

RE: https://scicomm.xyz/@mustapipa/117242764932440268
[@SmithWillSuffice](https://climatejustice.social/@SmithWillSuffice )
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Genuinely cool shit

2026-09-04 03:04:48 UTC

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The Lord of these guys also dismiss empathy as some sort of novelty created by the woke elite or whatever, and that true human nature is sociopathic or psychopathic.
There’s a problem with this idea, though, because the logic of a group of sociopath would be that if any one of them gain the upper hand, the rest would be subjugated. A sociopathic society would be a ruthless, paranoid, egalitarian society..

2026-09-04 03:02:15 UTC

The dumb, dumb, cognitive elite from Silicon Valley. They work with this ideology that technology will render all human labor, physical or cognitive redundant, and that would mean that tech billionaires would live in a post national world.
Sing, why should we recognize them at all? I mean the premises they’ll have robots or brainwashed troops with shock collars on install installed on them and they’ll dominate that way.
But it’s a world without rules

2026-09-02 14:39:05 UTC

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I think there’s a fundamental challenge here because they are two different metrics of red flag.
The cyber truck is such an ugly dismal failure with sales lower than the Edsel, that the dismal numbers greatly reduce the quantity of red flaggieness.
The Raptors give you a measure of generic idiocy. The hood design itself is enough to endanger children and adults under 5 foot 10.

2026-08-31 20:22:39 UTC

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2026-08-27 23:53:55 UTC

RE: https://friendica.helvetet.eu/display/a7e70941-b6fc1136-62cef2674e970242
It was Hurricane Helene where I thought to call the destruction ecological disasters.
Destruction of the Nova Kakhovka dam pretty much set me up to think that way.
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2026-08-27 23:21:08 UTC

RE: https://troet.cafe/@Sui/117143912295054478
You know what, that organization needs to be saved from business people
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2026-08-27 23:20:35 UTC

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Fascist induced ecological disaster.

2026-08-27 22:26:46 UTC

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Although I only saw tiny clips out of the Economist interview with Elon Musk, One of the things that I enjoyed quite a lot was that musk could not get a rise out of Beddoes.
Nothing he said, was taken on faith

2026-08-27 05:27:36 UTC

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I haven’t seen any evidence of like broken bits laying around, so I suspect they were formally removed. The one that was pointed directly at the entrance of the swimming pool building where kids go.
The other one was next to the tunnel tops kid playground. I’m almost thinking that parents didn’t like it, but I don’t know

2026-08-22 23:21:33 UTC

Normal fucking glasses lol
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xisVJhtmIU4

2026-08-21 12:38:57 UTC

9 min
Yeah, Gary, Indiana. I visited that town back in the 90s for a steel mill industrial installation. For somebody who had grown up in the Bay Area it was an eye-opener because the reality of the rust belt and the destruction US industry was made very real. I suspect it still not in great shape. The brutal obscenity of Trump and his plutocratic pay masters is making it worse
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BoHrhs8NWak

2026-08-17 19:52:27 UTC

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Well, that was a depressing. I got blocked by a certain black gentleman from a conversation started by me saying that the super wealthy reinforce and amplify racism. They got into it in earnest and in very structured way in the 1970s.
And somehow, this became interpreted as me arguing that white people aren’t racist, but for the super rich, which is something I did not state.
It’s a little uncomfortable and disconcerting

2026-08-17 14:40:47 UTC

[@economics_that_works](https://fedigroups.social/@economics_that_works )
7 min
Banks that made tons of loans where people refinance to a lower interest rate in a world that experience inflation means that the interest income they get continuously loses, real purchasing power. Banks aren’t going to be making very much money at all off of real estate for a while because the market is withering at this point.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NidNMGHrolQ

2026-08-17 14:07:21 UTC

RE: https://mastodon.social/@jciv/117110946749110530
I wonder what would happen if you compare this chart to the consolidation of wealth in the world. Because the super rich might stop screaming so much about Climate if they were met with an even more targeted assault on their wealth, which is an enraged world who demands to break up their companies, strip them of their morbidly obese, net worth, and throw them in jail for all that they’ve done to us.
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2026-08-17 13:50:48 UTC

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Where it should possibly matter is the pension funds or anyone else who’s expecting an interest income from their investment.
A rental market of large institutional owners does not respond to the market because they would become bankrupt if they lowered their rent in the face of refinancing. I think most economists do not even understand this dynamic then they just assume market forces but that’s incorrect

2026-08-17 13:46:59 UTC

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I’m not certain if job turnover means so much. Most people don’t choose to move on a yearly basis that’s expensive and a hassle.
But everyone’s interested in looking the other way, largely. The landlord certainly is because their ability to refinance. Our building is contingent on the rental price tag, which determines the evaluation of the building. The bank is interested in refinancing it because that’s their income. ..

2026-08-15 21:20:42 UTC

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You know what’s really crazy is the insistence of the post woke post DEI fascist crowd that incompetence hired for their identity politics is glorified.
And what do we get for it? wars of choice where are the boys in the Navy aren’t even fed or given toilet paper

2026-08-15 14:29:46 UTC

21 min
Lake Powell very likely will not survive for many more years. This says quite a lot about the state of water storage in the Colorado River basin.. 80% of all the water used goes to agriculture and 80% of that goes to growing things like alfalfa. Water intensive crops that feed cattle.
They knew the water was over allocated as ink was drying on the allocation compact a century ago. Now it is unbreakable.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wbdaSdrxUao
#climate

2026-08-11 13:00:38 UTC

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Has something specific happened?

2026-08-03 21:43:15 UTC

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One very interesting thing is that global fertility apparently peaked in 1965. Nate Hagens conducted a relevant interview. I think last year sometime. “Human Impact, Extinctions, and the Biodiversity Crisis with Corey Bradshaw | TGS 136” at the one hour 10 minute mark a few minutes from there, the thing that brings down fertility rates is is a drop in child mortality. When women know their children will survive to adulthood and have families of their own the fertility Dre drops.

2026-08-03 14:54:59 UTC

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And somehow the richest men in the world, Bezos, awesome and Elon along with China, will destroy our access to space.

2026-08-01 21:43:13 UTC

RE: https://mastodon.social/@br00t4c/117022398813614829
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When the quiet part is shouted out loud. Congratulations tater-tots please do tell us just who you are
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2026-07-31 03:30:11 UTC

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And not to put too find a point on it, this is the Skynet we get not the one the guys in Silicon Valley think they are making.

2026-07-31 00:04:59 UTC

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Oh, and by the way to anyone who finds the concept of California Forever insane, feel free to drop a line to the governor of the state.
I don’t want to see the state of California carved up into a patchwork of genocidal Silicon Valley fiefdoms.
Data centers in this stuff a network state city forget about it
https://www.gov.ca.gov/contact/

2026-07-28 15:52:41 UTC

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This suggests that the problem is hierarchy of any kind. That’s what drives humans to be insane
N/n

2026-07-28 15:40:43 UTC

News coverage of the Oklahoma essay scandal as I choose to refer to it as irritating me for one principal reason, the coverage quotes the student they quote the grade criteria, and all the political back-and-forth, but they never quote the fucking study.
The few people that do and I’ve read the study because it’s widely available online now establishes why it’s so interesting for a psychology class.
1/n

2026-07-26 15:21:44 UTC

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“ Despite solar’s rapidly increasing share of world energy—now at 8.7%—all other forms of energy use continued to expand in absolute terms, including fossil fuels. Coal, oil and gas use have all increased throughout 2025, and still accounted for 86% of all energy supplied to the economy. Contrary to the stories we tell ourselves the energy transition still hasn’t started yet: wind and solar are still mere additions to an ever growing pile of carbon based fuels.”
Jevons paradox

2026-07-26 15:18:46 UTC

Maybe it’s a good idea to have your community government confront the scenario that the global and national supply chain collapses.
The purpose of the exercise is to figure out what can be done to respond to that kind of scenario and then actually look at the economic results that come from it.
Walkable communities that integrate forest canopy and the regional ecology into themselves replacing tarmac and concrete and air conditioners with a landscape.
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https://thehonestsorcerer.substack.com/p/infinite-growth-delusions-continue

2026-07-25 18:04:11 UTC

RE: https://mastodon.social/@heidilifeldman/116981503852352281
If anyone in the United States was ever confused why Europe has such strange privacy laws it those laws were a direct consequence of Nazi persecution as well as East German Stasi. You know you’re basic Orwellian nightmare.
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2026-07-25 17:43:01 UTC

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It’s really very interesting but largely it’s hard to disagree. Some of his experience included, Stalin killing off his engineers in pogoms. He also built refineries for the Nazis
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fred_C._Koch#Political_views

2026-07-24 14:59:13 UTC

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You seem to be implying That a walkable community would somehow be a horse driven community or the transportation would be horse driven.
This is disconnected with the conversation at hand

2026-07-22 23:32:48 UTC

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The real estate market in the most desirable locations generally has been wobbling for months now well into last year easily.
I have to wonder how much financing has used real estate based derivatives as collateral. Because of the collateral collapses and value, a lot of debt will be called.

2026-07-22 18:50:04 UTC

RE: https://mastodon.social/@_thegeoff/116964983884071686
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Because llama
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2026-07-21 01:19:29 UTC

7 min
Yup
https://youtu.be/gD8HYfZ2-II

2026-07-19 18:32:57 UTC

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Nate Hagens add a relevant interview with a guy who practices meditation. The topic was darkness deficit.
It’s the idea that we lack actual darkness and the restorative state it leads to. In order for us to regenerate and recovery just need to detach the darkness and quiet is that Space

2026-07-18 14:29:46 UTC

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Well, it’s possible there was some sort of personal dispute going on here, betting money would be MAGA or some nutty nationalist crazy

2026-07-17 00:36:25 UTC

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From my cold, dead hands.. I don’t own firearms, but the people who do.
There’s one thing to consider, these motherfuckers are desperate for a violent response in order to justify basically military rule.
Democrats should get in his face and make his life miserable just saying

2026-07-13 22:02:46 UTC

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Is a reconstruction even the right term at this stage?
We have a morbid wealth problem and they have managed Shit on the living room rug, which is to say they’ve Repurpose the federal government to be a complete tool of their fascism.
That’s gonna take a lot of disinfectant scrub out of the system and I think most reasonable people would question whether it was better to just start over completely

2026-07-11 15:33:40 UTC

I think the destruction of oil production capacity in the Middle East just kind of fallen off the news radar what’s interesting in all of this though is Ukraine is methodically destroying Russia’s boil production capacity, even as China is Russia’s primary customer. I think it’s rather interesting that China may be far more insulated from disruptions through the Middle East the many people realize.
Maybe Ukraine is smart enough not to destroy refineries whose products go to China

2026-07-09 04:16:58 UTC

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I’m thinking there are a lot of pissed off technology and creative workers that companies are now silently re-hiring.
Nobody, but nobody has any illusions what management is.
Before, management could still get away with it. I don’t think that’s gonna wash anymore and it’s not gonna wash for another generation at least. Not when nine-year-olds say “ that’s AI” to mean some thing is complete bullshit

2026-07-08 21:55:20 UTC

Couldn’t happen to a nicer guy. Get your popcorn ready when these guys start seeing their peers get deathly ill or kick the bucket.
https://www.thenerdreich.com/bryan-johnson-is-dying/?ref=the-nerd-reich-newsletter

2026-07-06 09:14:34 UTC

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It is beyond tedious at this point. I fact check and then read historical or contemporary context for some claims, like the ones made March 25. He’s not doing basic homework. That’s not the only video that doesn’t survive elementary due diligence. The historical homework yields so much more. It’s really disappointing that he isn’t communicating it himself.
Plus the cringe marketing.

2026-07-05 18:26:57 UTC

RE: https://mastodon.social/@realTuckFrumper/116868763304986724
Oh, I’m all behind this. Let’s take the people who hate democracy in the constitution and sovereign people governed by laws rather than fascist techno assholes.
Let’s round up him and his PayPal mafia, asshole fascist buddies, bundle them up into one of his ships and shoot them into the sun
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2026-07-02 14:40:33 UTC

RE: https://mastodon.social/@realTuckFrumper/116850867723582947
Can’t happen fast enough. The political dynamics of the two parties right now and their power dynamics over politics is dysfunctional. People know it because they are suffering immensely in their lives. This asshole James Carville is one of the architects of that dysfunction
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2026-07-02 01:55:16 UTC

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Oh that’s fine. Let’s just wait around for the wildfires that will show up and any number of other disasters like heat index that kills people.
When extreme weather takes out some very very expensive piece of equipment even though now it’s destroying all sorts of property on a regular basis they might finally get it. They’ll just start saying different things. They should be run out of town with by an angry Mom.

2026-06-30 02:45:40 UTC

RE: https://mastodon.social/@br00t4c/116836720014438668
What goes around comes around.
What a fucking asshole
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2026-06-29 18:39:23 UTC

[@economics_that_works](https://fedigroups.social/@economics_that_works )
Now I’m very curious.. the oil embargo of 1973 represented a deliberate delivery disruption by Middle Eastern oil exporters expressly to avoid their displeasure over support for Israel’s Yom Kippur war.
There were crop failures in 73 and 74 that contributed to the onset of 1973 through 1975 recession.
I have to say history is rhyming so goddamn hard right now that it’s giving me a migraine and I think I need ear protection.
#geopolitics #history

2026-06-28 22:02:47 UTC

6 min
It’s the hardest of summers. It may be the least hardest of summer we will ever experience going forward.
https://youtu.be/vg8IH0bzk9k
#climatechange

2026-06-24 14:29:14 UTC

20 min
FDIC insured means squat
https://youtu.be/hiE7NvONU5U

2026-06-22 04:18:27 UTC

RE: https://mastodon.social/@GamesMissed/116742635733594408
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2026-06-16 17:21:55 UTC

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Although the concept of taxpayer financed public health services is a potent rhetorical tool, it’s not correct.
The UK government is a currency sovereign. It means that the government creates money by spending it. Necessarily taxes destroy money by paying them.
Privatization and austerity mean the government is spending money into the pockets of the super rich while neglecting spend on the nation itself. Working people are obligated to sacrifice their wealth.
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2026-06-14 13:54:32 UTC

46 min
Focus on fertilizer is misplaced. It affects how much farmers have had to spend if they can even get any, and it will affect crop yields when the crops are ready for harvest.
But hundreds of millions of people have already seen their incomes devastated. Hunger and even famine is most often a product of economic disruption not a lack of food.
https://youtu.be/tWH12e4Nl-8

2026-06-12 23:56:09 UTC

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The guy who *Now presents us with the concept that the most important thing for humanity to do is burn as much energy as possible in order to get street cred with alien species.
Apparently, maybe he consults his tinfoil hat, civilizations are judged by how much energy they burn.
He isn’t the only one that thinks this way

2026-06-11 03:29:52 UTC

1 min
Oh my, it is extremely adorable at least to this western pair of eyes.
https://youtu.be/g6NNdXiuqi8

2026-06-02 18:45:12 UTC

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Everything I’ve read on the topic so far has pointed out that the long-term trend to build up gold reserves is at the very least the consequence of the US freezing Russia’s assets. For central banks that sort of risk exposure is on intolerable.
Digital assets are seen as potentially risky because of the technological supply chain exposure.
The price of gold over the last six months and it is actually slipped off peak of somewhere around $5500
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2026-05-24 02:00:09 UTC

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The correct reply to “ taxing billionaires is equal to hate speech” is to double the tax every time they open their mouths. We can do this all day until we get to a 90 or 95% marginal tax rate for people like him.

2026-05-18 17:27:18 UTC

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I was curious if you remembered particular detail of an exchange between Epstein and Thiel.
The context was Thiel saying there was a lot of money to be made on economic chaos or simply chaos in general.
I searched around, but I can't really pin down the quote. I'm thinking of and I don't have enough keywords to search the land on the right thing.

2026-03-16 00:24:10 UTC

6 min
Farron brings up a good point. Elon Musk brought in all these guys from his companies. 20 something’s writing software who can’t think their way out of a box. These are the guys that are writing code for his AI company or doing shit at SpaceX or Tesla.
I actually think the SpaceX guys have to be reasonably together because of the nature of the technology, but these are the so-called über mench

2026-01-02 18:19:19 UTC

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Gasket blowing stuff. History tells us there has been and always will be people like this.
Candace Owens doesn't understand she's black.. Here I'm thinking of Chapelle's classic skit back in the day when he wasn't such an overtly well known asshole

2025-12-21 18:24:12 UTC

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I wanna know just how much the city should penalize Waymo for this fiasco.
These cars are a menace to good social order. Human beings, just cope with reality most of the time.
Every single one of these vehicles should be impounded and stripped for parts

2025-11-03 10:51:03 UTC

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How did Larry Ellison and why did Larry Ellison stick his nose into Oxford?
It sounds a bit like a trinket for the man who would have us all be on our best behavior because of drones.

2025-10-02 21:28:16 UTC

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Go read Cicero the Romans were dealing with the same struggles politically we have today. The dynamics of decision-making power and agency in our daily affairs hasn’t changed for thousands of years.
The problems are structural to human societies. Does power flow up or down hierarchy?

2025-09-27 03:00:17 UTC

[@economics_that_works](https://fedigroups.social/@economics_that_works )
22 min
More interesting stuff about the emergence and self reinforcing effect of psychopaths on society.. note particularly that a social behavior that goes on punished spreads the tendencies
https://youtu.be/90ePY2MQ3-Q

2025-09-25 02:25:46 UTC

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It’s kind of like the heart of darkness.. it’s knowledge you really don’t want to know about

2025-09-21 00:46:27 UTC

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It is in fact, a book that Graeber inexplicably dunked on and dawn of everything. If you’ve read that book, you should really read the other one, because you will see how much he mischaracterized what’s discussed in hierarchy in the forest.
The tone is much less speculative because it is an academic investigation into the nature of human culture and investigation into what makes a egalitarian society’s tick.

2025-09-10 16:23:30 UTC

I have to wonder whether Russia flying drones over Poland is a matter of desperation or incompetence or both.
What we are seeing today, though either through Israel or Russia is a demonstration of the death of the American Century. Israel bombs a US ally in the Middle East in Qatar. Russia flies drones over Poland.
Each of these would be considered unimaginable 20 years ago

2025-09-01 23:48:19 UTC

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[@SmithWillSuffice](https://climatejustice.social/@SmithWillSuffice ) @npub1xh2…u80r
You know it still bugs me ever since you pointed out that M2 really doesn’t track national debt at least not in the way that some economists I said that the negative balance of the federal government is the money supply filling up our bank account.
And stumbling around I decided to add up the outstanding owned treasuries, and you know what the graph is.. unless there’s a mistake the fact that it’s larger than the debt..

2025-09-01 04:05:23 UTC

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I have a counter offer. Instead, we send them to an island with adequate supplies of food, but bereft of anything but themselves.
No Internet, no mobile phones no Twitter or Facebook. No staff.
Take every billionaire from Silicon Valley, and leave them to their own devices.

2025-08-29 22:55:03 UTC

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The cultures of Central America used cacao beans. Which is really fabulous because it was central to their ritual and festival lives, but it was money that literally grew on trees ha ha ha.

2024-11-09 21:13:32 UTC

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They will continue to be powned as long as they refuse to address the reality most Americans face: struggling to remain above water to COL
Properly facing that reality, Dems should’ve prioritized talking to that populist sentiment, their economic survival, and acted on it. They are so concerned about being called socialist or worst, they’ve rejected the economic reality people are facing.
Sanders/progressives etc are the only ones that speak about reality.
🧵

2024-08-15 18:45:00 UTC

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I want to point out that criminalizing poverty has happened in the past. Debtor prisons were such a thing.