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Eli Meyerhoff
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building new worlds in the shell of the old / trusting kids / abolition / decolonization / Free Palestine! / anti-Zionist, diasporist Jewishness / https://abolition.university / Beyond Education: Radical studying for another world / http://elimeyerhoff.com
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“What makes AI so compelling is not simply faith in technology but the way it suggests we can improve medicine by leapfrogging the difficult work of structural change to confront disease-causing inequality, corporate interests and oligarchic power.”
November 9, 2025 at 3:01 PM
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Here's the tl;dr thesis of that piece on Mlot-Mroz. Like Candace or Jack Posobiec, Mlot-Mroz's goal was to inject the fascistic "Protocols of the Elders of Zion" interpretation of modern politics into the US mainstream by rebranding it as "Patriotic, Christian anti-communism."
STOP COMMUNISM NOM! POLISH FREEDOM FIGHTERS INC. HMUKA (Globe Photo by LeRoy Ryan) FoOd Ee John Bich Society) resident and Confederation of Polish Freedom Fighters. By hosting these various public "awards" events that would then result in a picture and a story in the local paper, Mlot-Mroz and other Nazis like him were trying to normalize and mainstream their white Christian supremacist vision for the nation. They hoped their fellow citizens would consider an America that had been purged of Jews and people of color as just one viable political future amongst many on the buffet line of American politics. This fascistic vision, however, was a complete rejection of the dominant, starting premise of post-WWIl American political culture-that the nation was a secular, multi-racial democracy defined by its commitment to religious and ethnic pluralism. Anyone advocating for that sort of America, Mlot-Mroz argued, was really just advocating for Communism. These fascists offered their fellow Americans a choice between strawberry ice cream and cyanide, and their primary goal was to get the press to talk about the situation as if it was a choice between strawberry ice cream and mint chocolate chip. "Some people say the best way to fight communism is to create a just society for all in which prosperity is widely shared, other people say we should fight communism by eliminating the Jews, sending Black people back to Africa, and abolishing the federal income tax and the federal reserve...ah America, a land of contrasts." Although the fascists knew their political cyanide in its most undiluted form appealed to only a small handful of their fellow Americans, the more watered down, "Christian Patriot" version of it was far more likely to meet with approving (or just neutral) coverage in the press and would thus get a less hostile response from the readers these fascists sought to reach and radicalize with their message.
November 8, 2025 at 9:01 PM
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Your favorite journalist is barely subsisting (if at all) on UI, side gigs, a struggling newsletter, SNAP, and/or a horrifying freelance rat race before either crashing out spectacularly or barely rebuilding their career while the worst ppl u know are raking in the dough at the top of CBS News
November 3, 2025 at 9:02 PM