Wouldn't it be more constructive if most of our collective labor went to making sure we have a functioning infrastructure and everyone's basic needs are fulfilled instead of being wasted on the further enrichment of the capitalist class?
I always say that every attack against the left is projection.
This guy went from insinuating the left is racist to literally equating data centers to desegregation in a single thread.
Replying to @mftwmedia
well people are going to have to deal with data centers, just like they had to deal with iPhones, social media, Black people drinking from the same water fountains as White people
progress!
Maybe he should campaign with Liz Cheney, that's a guaranteed way to win an election
#WisconsinGovernor
Politico: David Crowley’s political allies see Francesca Hong as a political liability if she campaigns with Crowley on the campaign trail.
They’re worried her brand of democratic socialism — and past controversial social media posts about defunding the police and canceling Thanksgiving — could affect Crowley’s wider appeal.
I guarantee not a single mainstream media person will ever question the "electability" of a candidate for opposing Medicare for All.
Taking a stance with only 25% support is *always* acceptable as long as it's on the pro-corporate side of the issue.
The 18% who said Mondragon: You are my people ❤️
Also, someone explain to me why I'm wrong, because the least picked answer here is the only correct one IMO
Which of the following most closely fits your definition of socialism?
50%USSR
32%Norway
18%Mondragon Corporation
22 votes • Final resultsJust the corporate Democrats.
And you know why the term "corporate Republicans" doesn't exist? Because that would be redundant since 100% of elected Republicans are on the side of corporations.
A question for people older than me: Did hollow "electability" politics start in 2016? Or were there a lot of people in 1988 saying "I agree with Jesse Jackson more on the issues, but only Dukakis can defeat George Bush"
At the tech oligarch victory speech in WI:
"I'd like to thank mom, dad, god, corporate media, weak campaign finance laws, culture war, apathy, the perseverance of cold war propaganda, and most of all the voters' fear that the better candidate will sound scary to other voters"
Congratulations to our tech oligarch overlords for their big win against humanity in Wisconsin last night.
A candidate representing the interests of 99% of people still loses because the 1% have an endless supply of well-funded manipulation tactics to get you talking about "thanksgiving tweets" and "electability" instead of the candidates' actual policy stances.
Rich people ruin everything retweeted
Electability politics is even worse than people voting against their own interests. It's people's votes being held hostage, manipulating them into voting against their own beliefs and values.
Rich people ruin everything retweeted
David Crowley is less electable than Francesca Hong, is he wins he’s going to lose.
The idea that anyone would base their vote on an old tweet about thanksgiving is absurd and stupid.
Also, she's been cooking for a living for 20 years, while corporate media blowhards trying to make this a scandal probably have personal chefs cooking for them on Thanksgiving














