State violence in response is often disproportionate because it’s a reassertion of dominance and power.
State violence in response is often disproportionate because it’s a reassertion of dominance and power.
I have no faith in the Democratic party to hold the line that needs to be held and also they are the only realistic option to do so - there is no third party or alternative movement ready to step in and replace their infrastructure
I have no faith in the Democratic party to hold the line that needs to be held and also they are the only realistic option to do so - there is no third party or alternative movement ready to step in and replace their infrastructure
This is what oligarchy looks like. It’s the biggest threat to democracy today. Not ‘cancel culture.’ Not trans kids. Not college protesters.
Oligarchy.
This is what oligarchy looks like. It’s the biggest threat to democracy today. Not ‘cancel culture.’ Not trans kids. Not college protesters.
Oligarchy.
Even if began by idealists, it shifts or gets co-opted, usually by the most brutally violent and extreme.
Even if it ends up taking down a hated elite, it often results in a different elite, and hurts far more regular people along the way.
Even if began by idealists, it shifts or gets co-opted, usually by the most brutally violent and extreme.
Even if it ends up taking down a hated elite, it often results in a different elite, and hurts far more regular people along the way.
But I’ll never tell you a lie.
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Our house is on fire. The doors are locked. The firefighters locked us inside just before they sped off.
Excusing their behavior will not save our lives.
But I’ll never tell you a lie.
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Our house is on fire. The doors are locked. The firefighters locked us inside just before they sped off.
Excusing their behavior will not save our lives.