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I still want to organize and coordinate. But I do not want to support the oligarchs of the left. I vote Democrat, but only because it is the more palatable and possible choice. I also seek to destroy the system that restrains us to only two choices.
February 12, 2026 at 12:52 PM
I still want to organize and coordinate. But I do not want to support the oligarchs of the left. I vote Democrat, but only because it is the more palatable and possible choice. I also seek to destroy the system that restrains us to only two choices.
Can you make a mess in my throat please?
February 12, 2026 at 4:29 AM
Can you make a mess in my throat please?
Tip the most beautiful hucow. π Kira is very generous.
February 12, 2026 at 4:26 AM
Tip the most beautiful hucow. π Kira is very generous.
Don't get me wrong. Democrats are far better than Republicans. But America's neo liberal capitalists pretending to be leftists aren't going to get us our freedom. They still act far more for corporations than for the people. That will only change with blood.
February 12, 2026 at 4:24 AM
Don't get me wrong. Democrats are far better than Republicans. But America's neo liberal capitalists pretending to be leftists aren't going to get us our freedom. They still act far more for corporations than for the people. That will only change with blood.
Unions are great. But they're just a step in the right direction. To truly be free, we need to break the box we're confined in.
February 11, 2026 at 4:12 AM
Unions are great. But they're just a step in the right direction. To truly be free, we need to break the box we're confined in.
Capitalism is built to make inequality and allow legal consumption of human life and rights for profit. It is at the root of it. There's no such thing as good capitalism.
February 9, 2026 at 10:12 PM
Capitalism is built to make inequality and allow legal consumption of human life and rights for profit. It is at the root of it. There's no such thing as good capitalism.
Art is the result of an act of creation that changes the creator as they created it.
February 8, 2026 at 3:08 AM
Art is the result of an act of creation that changes the creator as they created it.
At least cheese is worth it. Crazy though. Hope you're feeling better!
February 3, 2026 at 3:31 AM
At least cheese is worth it. Crazy though. Hope you're feeling better!
Don't you dare promise that.
February 3, 2026 at 1:50 AM
Don't you dare promise that.
I had a bad migraine this last weekend. Turns out, my salts were low. I ate a salty pizza and felt way better. I hate how many things can cause them. Makes it hard to cure.
February 3, 2026 at 1:45 AM
I had a bad migraine this last weekend. Turns out, my salts were low. I ate a salty pizza and felt way better. I hate how many things can cause them. Makes it hard to cure.
I'd succeed. π₯΅
February 1, 2026 at 4:17 PM
I'd succeed. π₯΅
Our smallest population to seat ratio is Wyoming. Just under 600,000 thousand people per seat. They can easily supply 1 person every 4-6 years who is qualified. "Qualified" is obviously not what Americans vote for anyway. It's more of a money spend and popularity pageant.
February 1, 2026 at 3:54 PM
Our smallest population to seat ratio is Wyoming. Just under 600,000 thousand people per seat. They can easily supply 1 person every 4-6 years who is qualified. "Qualified" is obviously not what Americans vote for anyway. It's more of a money spend and popularity pageant.
What I'm saying is that the current electorate are a symptom of systemic issues that make them what they are. Made them as hateful and illogical as they are.
February 1, 2026 at 2:57 PM
What I'm saying is that the current electorate are a symptom of systemic issues that make them what they are. Made them as hateful and illogical as they are.
Okay. How do we prevent a corporation from verbally offering a 3 million dollar speaking engagement to take place 2 years after they leave office in exchange for a vote on a bill? Or for a donation of 1 million into their campaign fund.
February 1, 2026 at 2:55 PM
Okay. How do we prevent a corporation from verbally offering a 3 million dollar speaking engagement to take place 2 years after they leave office in exchange for a vote on a bill? Or for a donation of 1 million into their campaign fund.
In the cherrypicked case of DT, it's still a failure of systems. In this situation, we're talking about corporate media failures and the failure of our education system. Without fixing the education system especially, the electorate will always fall victim to situations like this. I've also studied.
February 1, 2026 at 2:52 PM
In the cherrypicked case of DT, it's still a failure of systems. In this situation, we're talking about corporate media failures and the failure of our education system. Without fixing the education system especially, the electorate will always fall victim to situations like this. I've also studied.
When voting for corporate interests over the public is as common as it is, it is more logical to assume that corruption in everyone than to assume otherwise.
Regardless of public desire, about a third of bills pass. If corporate interests want it to pass, about 80% pass.
Regardless of public desire, about a third of bills pass. If corporate interests want it to pass, about 80% pass.
February 1, 2026 at 2:47 PM
When voting for corporate interests over the public is as common as it is, it is more logical to assume that corruption in everyone than to assume otherwise.
Regardless of public desire, about a third of bills pass. If corporate interests want it to pass, about 80% pass.
Regardless of public desire, about a third of bills pass. If corporate interests want it to pass, about 80% pass.
In the US, money wins elections. Research has clearly shown that. It's not always true, of course. But it has a major influence. Being in office also gives them access to donors and dark money through corruption that new politicians can't have. We also have a saying about it, "the devil we know."
February 1, 2026 at 2:42 PM
In the US, money wins elections. Research has clearly shown that. It's not always true, of course. But it has a major influence. Being in office also gives them access to donors and dark money through corruption that new politicians can't have. We also have a saying about it, "the devil we know."
This is a false equivalency. Let's make it similar. Would you still prefer the very experienced individuals if you understood that the more experience they have means the more corrupt they are? The more they'll exploit you and the services you require to help others profit.
February 1, 2026 at 2:38 PM
This is a false equivalency. Let's make it similar. Would you still prefer the very experienced individuals if you understood that the more experience they have means the more corrupt they are? The more they'll exploit you and the services you require to help others profit.
No. It is not replacing the voters' work. It is a flawed system, a system that manipulates voters and makes their votes less their own. By forcing new blood to take the position, it forces old established money out. It instills power in the people and corrects for the systems' weakness.
February 1, 2026 at 2:33 AM
No. It is not replacing the voters' work. It is a flawed system, a system that manipulates voters and makes their votes less their own. By forcing new blood to take the position, it forces old established money out. It instills power in the people and corrects for the systems' weakness.
The electorate rely on systems to educate themselves. Guess who owns and pays for those systems though? Blaming them for falling victim to a century old propaganda machine is to misplace fault. Most don't even realize what it is. Even those who know not to trust it don't oft have good reasoning.
February 1, 2026 at 1:33 AM
The electorate rely on systems to educate themselves. Guess who owns and pays for those systems though? Blaming them for falling victim to a century old propaganda machine is to misplace fault. Most don't even realize what it is. Even those who know not to trust it don't oft have good reasoning.
When holding the seat gives massive access to money, and money literally buys elections, we hardly have a choice even at elections.
February 1, 2026 at 1:05 AM
When holding the seat gives massive access to money, and money literally buys elections, we hardly have a choice even at elections.