I want to live in your reality.

Yeah, the average proletariat. I still have hope for us but, this is accurate.

I understand the poster may be very emotional because of the election. Yet, This strikes me as incredibly reductive.

I think she lost because, she represents the continuation of the current administration. People want to break from the status quo, even if that means harming society to do it.

The dems need a left wing populist, asap.

This comment spoke to me. I’m in the trades as well. I vote blue because, its further left than I can get from the red party.

Best of luck. We will need it.

Riley: Oh, yes, the victim! At what point does personal responsibility become a factor in this equation?

Dubois: I don’t think that’s–

Riley: I see piss coming, I move.

Huey: mmm

Riley: She saw piss coming, she stayed.

Dubois: Yes, she did, but–

Riley: And why should I have to miss out on the next R. Kelly album! Just for that?!

I guess, I don’t get the opportunity to ride the bus as often as I would like.

Sure, I guess more social friction will solve the issue.

I’d say getting drunk could also be a cultural thing.

Beating your wife? I could not see as a cultural thing.

I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again. I love the work Lina Khan is doing. Its going to be so sad when Kamala gives her the boot :(

I hear you. I agree with you, it’s just hard for me to condemn the loud music and domino games because, from my perspective its people practicing their culture.

I understand that it’s inconsiderate and a nuisance to most. I just have really good memories of that kind of culture at that volume. I’m bias.

I loved the film Do The Right Thing as a kid. It was one of my favorite Spike Lee joints.

Radio Raheem was an icon to me. The sound of hip hop in the street. It makes me sad how many people no longer want to interact with others in public.

The alienation of labor is real. Hang in there, we’ll need you when things get better.

I would categorize them as conservative institutionalists. Which, in my opinion, the liberals have an easier time appealing to them ideologically.

Electorally thats a benefit and, thats the minimum we need against fascists right now.

More rams than a shepard. Respect.

Mad lad, hats off to you. If I have 6 or more open I start to feel uncomfortable.

I agree with this approach, most people hate politics. They either have an aversion to words like these or, use them incorrectly.

I think a very large part of educating, agitating and organizing is meeting people where they are. Once they get over their aversion, one would hope they will become class conscious.

I don’t think I’ve ever had 63 tabs open on my browser. Well done.

I hope they break up google. I’ll keep my fingers crossed. I’m remaining cautiously optimistic.

That could very well be true. I chose to believe he doesn’t really believe he is making the country ‘great’. He is simply reading from fascisms playbook, as a result of late capital.

I agree, that some might say he subscribes to palingenetic ultranationalism. Yet, I think that would make him a fascistic collaborator.

Either way its all bad news.

In my personal opinion trump isn’t ideologically fascist. I would consider him opportunistically fascist.

I believe he wields his rhetoric for his own personal gain. I’m thinking he would just as quickly change his rhetoric if it advantaged him.

None of what I’ve seen from the current GOP tells me any one of them has the same saucy charisma as trumf. He’s not built like them, his defining trait with the GOP is that he’s a garbage human being.

I would, if I had the counter top space. The air fryer/microwave/keurig/utensil countertop situation is too real.