Which is fascinating, because I haven't seen much about the meeting on the news which means it's just viral

(I actually have a decent idea of what's happening: Trump isn't used to meeting people who aren't scared of him and also happen to have a maxed-out charisma score)

This looks absolutely amazing omfg

Every time I see this man speak it feels like a sunbeam: a sentence I never expected to say about anyone in politics (or, like. generally)

It's a quiet yet influential culture; if I had a dollar for every time I found out that a favorite entertainer or cultural figure was Canadian I'd be able to treat myself to a nice meal

"Canadian standard of living has stagnated!" meanwhile in America

www.dallasnews.com/food/restaur...

I can only imagine being Canadian feels a bit like living next to a frat house that's always throwing ragers and getting the cops called on them and dumping trash in the front yard

and then every once in a while they complains that Canada's lawn is over 4 inches and in violation of HOA

Here are pics from the web showing the combined race-class focus & the pivotal role of labor unions in organizing.

This the model we need to rebuild.

Historians are calling it the Time of the Corncob. In which every great power simultaneously corncobbed itself

This feels extremely goddamn accurate

Perhaps my favorite T-shirt ever, worn by a lad from New Jersey, simply featured an outline of the state and the text "New Jersey: better than lots of other states" and I respect a state that does not particularly need or want approval from anyone

This is incredible. Oh my god

This is so good and so compassionate and so profoundly correct

I'm reminded of the James Baldwin quote:

"I love America more than any other country in the world and, exactly for this reason, I insist on the right to criticize her perpetually"

Some peoples love of country is based in nostalgia for the past. Mine is faith in the future.

Extremely normal things are happening in America

80s made-for-TV movies could NEVER