Scott Hudson
@scotthudson4.bsky.social
Nature loving, politics and current affairs junky who has been lucky enough to end up in the Czech Republic after years of being a teacher in NYC, a human rights activist in Latin America and a book lover wherever I've gone.
On a separate note, I have to say the picture here speaks volumes in terms of absurdity. DJT at his little resolute desk with his big sharpie surrounded by children. A man-child signing away the future of actual children who don't conform to his white-supremacist, silver spooned view of the world.
March 21, 2025 at 6:47 AM
On a separate note, I have to say the picture here speaks volumes in terms of absurdity. DJT at his little resolute desk with his big sharpie surrounded by children. A man-child signing away the future of actual children who don't conform to his white-supremacist, silver spooned view of the world.
I have yet to listen to Lex Fridman, fortunately now I feel pretty certain that I never will. Why would anyone who sees themselves as a public intellectual defend what DJT and JD pulled in the Oval? Whatever value Fridman, Rogan, et. al brought to public discourse has come to a sad, pathetic end.
March 1, 2025 at 9:21 PM
I have yet to listen to Lex Fridman, fortunately now I feel pretty certain that I never will. Why would anyone who sees themselves as a public intellectual defend what DJT and JD pulled in the Oval? Whatever value Fridman, Rogan, et. al brought to public discourse has come to a sad, pathetic end.
Glad that Elon's companies are finally starting to how his idiotic plunge into the world of far-right politics will cost them. I can only hope that Tesla and Xitter will soon be a cautionary tale for anyone who believes that celebrating fascism is acceptable. d.latintimes.com/en/full/5711...
February 25, 2025 at 7:10 PM
Glad that Elon's companies are finally starting to how his idiotic plunge into the world of far-right politics will cost them. I can only hope that Tesla and Xitter will soon be a cautionary tale for anyone who believes that celebrating fascism is acceptable. d.latintimes.com/en/full/5711...