Dissident Marxist, writer & YouTuber. Head of @sublationmedia. Director of "The Last Election" https://xitter.cf/t.co/FuoaW1vUh2 [email protected]

Portland, OR
Joined November 2008
Check out this review of "The Last Election" (a Sublation Media Project/Film) Groundhog Day in American Politics: Or, a Great Disruption? hxlibraries.substack.com/p/g…
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Here's a wake up call for bothe left and the right. The Culture War hasn't changed much for a hundred years.
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Regardless of what is discovered about the Cornell 7 case, this Roy Drones Jr. tweet is Kafkaesque.
‘Ah but if you are being punished you must have committed a crime.’ Amazing that this sort of Soviet logic is now reflexive.
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Douglas Lain retweeted
People saying we shouldn't fit things to the mould of a bourgeois revs don't realize that mass mobilization of the lowest strata of society followed by support& eventually cooptation by the upper section of the masses, the middle classes, is the template of bourgeois revolutions.
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No one was smoking cigarettes at yesterday's massive Foucault conference. Academia has fallen; the university is finished
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After Biden all I can think when I read this kind of tweet is "Democrats have no shame."
Trump is extremely ill, with diseases both physical (heart) and mental (dementia). Barely coherent, acting erratically. Yet he holds life and death powers. There will be a LOT of questions, later, for those who covered for his infirmities and placed us all at risk.
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I feel like we are through the looking glass
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Douglas Lain retweeted
Danny Jacobs, one of my best friends on Earth and a generational intellect, passed yesterday. Everything in the world is grimmer than it was two days ago. If you’re in NYC, I’ll be broadcasting on 89.9FM and wkcr.org tonight at 9pm for him.
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The right corner of my shelf of literary fiction.
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"Even the Dead Will Not be Safe from the enemy if he is victorious." - Walter Benjamin
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The demand for exciting politicians is a displaced demand for change.
On the perverse demand for “exciting” politicians: — Tons of ‘boring’ pols are effective at winning general elections — The work of governing involves a lot of tedious details So why does our nomination process select heavily for entertainment vakue? slowboring.com/p/politics-sh…
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Can we all just agree not to use AI to write for us? Talk to us? Okay. Program? Sure. Search the internet. Absolutely. But don't let the machine write your own ideas for you, because if you do that, you won't actually have ideas or think anymore.
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