Syria is the litmus test for your solidarity and principles. I’ve never met so much stupid and hypocritical people as I have in the last 4 days. But I have also met the most kind, loving people in the last 4 days too.

Overnight, so called "anti-Imperialists" who instrumentalise the Pal cause to boost their popularity, return to whitewash the history of Assad's war crimes. Meanwhile, liberals who stay mum about Israel's genocide in Gaza regain their moral conscious as Syria re-enters the news.

I hate Assadists more than Zionists because the latter have been brainwashed with lies since early childhood, whereas the former were brainwashed after reading only one blog.

The less we participate in this system, and the more we build alternatives, the weaker it gets.

Americans take the cranial measurements of their food delivery slaves when they’re handing over the cheese burgers so they know whether to report them to the immigration authorities or just leave them an emotionally abusive review

If the wife of the murdered CEO of UnitedHealth is upset now, just wait until she gets the emergency room bill

you’re laughing? a wealthy CEO who profited off of the health concerns and often worst moments of millions of peoples lives got shot point blank in broad daylight and they can’t find the suspect bc too many people wanted him dead to narrow it down and you’re laughing?

Violence...is the answer?

Finally we’ve found a cure for The Male Loneliness Epidemic 🙏🤲🙌

When people become convinced that they have no power to change anything within the system—that's when folks choose violent options. More importantly (since there's always someone around who chooses violence), that's when folks begin to support *other* folks choosing violence

Now The Claims Adjuster, admittedly, is a smart and creative performance artist. But he wouldn't be loved in a fair, compassionate, and decent society. He is loved specifically because our society is unjust and cruel, and leaves most ordinary folk with no hope of a better life

Luigi Mangione: i hata paying da premiums, i shoota da ceo

Knew he wasn't a communist because he actually did something instead of starting another book club.

They might've gotten Luigi, but Wario's still out there somewhere.

I don’t feel safe.

Unfortunate, but necessary information