Or maybe eight people that were taught the truth in their history class

what word would you use instead?

We have to think further than the next election. At this point we just have to assume we will win this November and start planning for 2028. There’s going to be a big strike that May Day so we would need to have sympathetic representatives wherever we can. As much as we hate biden for solely running on that, “not Republican” will get you far, maybe enough to flip even a local seat

Michigan, for one, has made several reforms to electoral law via ballot measures and laws

I dislike when they’re used to excess

Who’s “they” and how do they feel about an air-mailed Slap Chop?

Maybe it was a premonition, the game sounds cool

You could make a TV show out of that

People took campaign shitslinging to heart

It goes both ways, I’m sure Buttigieg is happy to be in the news

I refuse to vote for Sanders…

Because I don’t live in his state so I’m not allowed to.

He’s done great work convincing progressives that the best way to change the Democratic party is from the inside, and I hope it continues.

Whatever happened to those “nightshade” images that poison the model?

They figure no one person will have the means to sue or the ability to prove that their data was scraped.

And I think it just means that if you are rich enough to sue a newspaper, then they’ll never claim you are anything other than an upstanding citizen.

Near me, a megachurch has been under construction for two decades has been begging for funds from the very poor community.

Every time I drive by it I hope I see a burned out shell instead. That money could have helped people, Jesus said to pray quietly at home

I don’t see any punctuation in that quote, so I’d bet there’s a lot of context missing

It’s only recently in the past century or so that serious spirituality in our culture has been able to detach itself from religion, sometimes forming new ones

i.e. fanfic

10 round mag? That’s the stock 20 my dude

I see it more that he’s progressive despite his personal biases, which is admirable.