More for me!

Interesting, but how?

This is just a manifesto and call to action. The “how” comes later, as people gather and put their heads together.

Seems like you have some thoughts about it. Perhaps you can join/share your ideas with them.

This isn’t going anywhere. I listened to the recent Knowledge Fight episode, and he’s just being a whiny little baby about it, trying anything and everything to stop the sale of his company and assets.

I humbly submit that communal structures are the revolution.

I’ve said it elsewhere, but people are scared, and they want change. They’ll take it however they can get it, even if it means making the tactical error of voting for someone who will almost certainly make things worse.

Probably, but a bit of wounded pride on top would be good for Jake.

Tbh, Jake has already lost. If he wins, people will say he beat up a 58yo man, former boxer or not. If he loses, he got beat up by a 58yo man.

Like, there’s no way he can actually win in the square of public opinion, and I’m here for it.

Thanks for sharing these lists. There’s several I hadn’t heard of before

Wow, congrats on the milestone!

To be celebrated, even.

LFG!

I wonder if they would be willing to gift the desk to Knowledge Fight…? I know Dan has wished he could get his hands on that for a long time.

My original comment said as much. No point repeating myself.

I think we’ll have midterms, but I’m less optimistic about 2028.

Based on their “assessment” of why they lost (specifically the politicians and DNC), I’m inclined to agree.

I hope there’s people on the left working to provide a populist candidate, because I haven’t seen anything even remotely suggesting that’s happening, and I don’t see how we can hope to fix shit without it.

Conservatives will have a majority in all branches. Repealing or revising constitutional amendments isn’t out of the question, and there’s a lot of damage they can do before midterms (if there’s even a chance to vote in different people).

Supremely idiotic that that’s the case, but it never hurts to be thorough, I guess.

I never said anything about waiting for change to fall into our laps, which seems like what you’re implying. I just said that having time is better than “making the water boil faster.”

Obligatory reminder: you have the right to silence in the US. Under no circumstances do you have to say anything to them, except for specific things like, “I want a lawyer,” and, “Am I under arrest?”

Still preferable to sprinting there. At least there’s time in-between for things to change.

I call it The Big Electron.

For now. That’s not guaranteed to always be so, but we already know the hard limitations of fossil fuels.