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About 1,000 people at today's No Kings protest in Mt. Airy, Philadelphia. One of several satellite events in the city; the main one is orders of magnitude bigger. Amazing energy from the crowd and drivers!

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We need to hit Musk in the pocketbook. He seems impossibly rich, but most of it is Tesla stock and weird financial confections. He's vulnerable.

Let's start by kneecapping the price of Tesla, making it clear that driving one is like driving a VW under Hitler.

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First people started saying Tesla was Musk’s biggest vulnerability. Then sporadic protests started popping up. Then people began to systematically organizing against Tesla. Join in. Share with friends. Hit Musk where it hurts the most — his wallet.

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It's a pittance, but this made me glad

“At what point shall we expect the approach of danger? By what means shall we fortify against it? Shall we expect some transatlantic military giant, to step the Ocean, and crush us at a blow? Never!"

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I finally deleted Facebook. It's been about ten years since I've used it for fun, but I'd kept it assuming it'd be useful to have for a job, keeping in touch, maybe the Craigslist clone, Marketplace, whatever. Seemed like, even if the platform was visibly cratering, it was worth keeping a presence.

This framing is so grim.

Killing a homeless man who threatened several subway riders at knifepoint: overdue street justice; good on you.

Killing a millionaire CEO who presided over the deaths of many patients, denied care by the company he helped lead: "chilling".